EVM Randomisation for Guwahati Seats on March 29
By The Eastell • March 28, 2026 • , , , ,

Election preparations in Guwahati are set to move into the next phase as the District Election Officer of Kamrup (Metro) has announced the second randomisation of EVMs and VVPATs on March 29.

The exercise will take place at Maniram Dewan Trade Centre, a key venue for election-related operations in the city.

The second randomisation of EVM and VVPAT units for Guwahati constituencies will be held on March 29 at Maniram Dewan Trade Centre to ensure transparent elections.

Guwahati Constituencies Covered

The process will cover five key constituencies in Guwahati:

  • Dispur
  • Dimoria (SC)
  • New Guwahati
  • Guwahati Central
  • Jalukbari

These constituencies are among the most closely watched in the city ahead of polling.

What is EVM Randomisation?

The process involves:

  • Allocating EVM and VVPAT units randomly to polling stations
  • Using the EVM Management System of the Election Commission
  • Ensuring that machines are not pre-assigned to any specific location

This step is critical to maintaining fairness and transparency.

Participation of Candidates

All contesting candidates in Guwahati constituencies, or their authorised representatives, have been:

  • Invited to be present during the process
  • Allowed to observe the randomisation

This ensures confidence in the electoral process.

Why This Matters for Guwahati

As a key political and administrative hub, Guwahati plays a major role in Assam elections.

The exercise helps:

  • Strengthen trust in the voting system
  • Ensure unbiased allocation of voting machines
  • Enhance transparency in election management

What Happens Next

Following randomisation, EVMs will be prepared and distributed to polling stations ahead of the April 9 voting day.

Election preparations in Guwahati are expected to intensify in the coming days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When will EVM randomisation take place?

On March 29, 2026.

Q2. Where is it happening in Guwahati?

At Maniram Dewan Trade Centre, Betkuchi.

Q3. Why is randomisation important?

It ensures transparency and prevents bias in the allocation of voting machines.