MLC Elections: Polling booths set up on school holidays | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Schools and colleges serving as polling centres for the biennial MLC elections (Teachers and Graduates constituencies) on June 26 will be given holiday on the polling day. Also, teachers who are registered as voters will be given special leave. There are four MLC seats for which elections are going on – one Graduates constituency and one Teachers constituency in Mumbai. In Konkan, elections will be held for Graduates constituency and in Nashik for Teachers constituency. Counting of votes will take place on July 1. Principals must ensure that teachers are given leave to vote. TNN

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