The three-day visit will culminate on August 10 at Jammu where the ECI will take a review meeting with enforcement agencies. It will also hold a press conference in Jammu to brief the media on the review process. Earlier in March this year, Kumar — who was then the sole member of the three-member Commission to visit the Union Territory — had assured political parties and the people of Jammu and Kashmir that the poll panel would soon hold elections in Jammu and Kashmir. At that time, the two posts of Election Commissioners were vacant. They were filled days before the Lok Sabha polls were announced on March 16. After a record turnout in the Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir, Kumar had said, "This active participation is a huge positive for Assembly elections to be held soon so that the democratic process continues to thrive in the Union Territory." Besides meeting the political parties, the Commission will also review the situation with the chief electoral officer and the central forces coordinator.