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EC releases contact details to file complaints during run-up to presidential poll
The Election Commission (EC) has released its contact details through which the public can file complaints on election law violations or violence during the run-up to the presidential election on November 16.
These complaints could be made to the Dispute Resolution Unit of the EC through a hotline and also through messaging applications such as Viber and WhatsApp. The contact details are as follows;
- Telephone : 011 - 2868212 / 011 - 2868214 / 011 - 2868217
- Fax : 011 - 2868529 / 011 - 2868526
- Viber / WhatsApp : 071 9160 000
- E-mail : complaint.pre2019@election.gov.lk
- Facebook : Election Commission of Sri Lanka / Tell Commission - Election Commission of Sri Lanka
In addition, complaints could also be filed at the complaint management units of the EC set-up in each district. The contact numbers are produced below ;
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