Section 29(2) in The Sikh Gurdwaras Committee Election Rules, 1959
(2)On the elector's name being called out, the elector shall approach the polling officer-in-charge of the ballot-papers who shall then cause the left forefinger of the elector to be marked with indelible ink and shall thereafter deliver a ballot-paper or the requisite number of ballot-papers to the elector. Before delivering the ballot-paper or papers the polling officer shall, where a direction has been issued in this behalf under sub-rule (1) of rule 19, stamp the ballot-paper or papers with such official mark as may have been specified under that rule. Such polling officer shall at the time of delivery of the ballot-paper or papers place against the serial number of the elector in the electoral roll a mark to denote that the elector has received a ballot-paper or papers and shall also keep a record of the serial number or numbers of the ballot-paper or papers supplied to the elector in such manner as the presiding officer may, subject to any general or special instructions issued in that behalf by the Commissioner, Gurdwara Elections, direct.
