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"Anti-Women, Anti-Bengali": Mamata Banerjee Slams Poll Body Over Officers' Removal
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today attacked the BJP and the Election Commission over the removal of top bureaucrats in West Bengal.
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Government Makes Key Changes In Bill To Protect Top Election Officers
The controversial bill replacing the Chief Justice of India with a Union Cabinet minister in the selection panel for the Chief Election Commissioner and election commissioners will be tabled in the Rajya Sabha today.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea To Replace Party Symbols From Voting Machines
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea seeking a direction to the Election Commission to remove party symbols from ballots and electronic voting machines (EVMs) and put age, educational qualification, and photograph of candidates.
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FMSCI President Akbar Ebrahim Elected As President Of FIA International Karting Commission, Replaces Felipe Massa
Akbar Ebrahim is the first-ever Indian to be assigned to the role. He also holds a seat on the FIA World Motor Sports Council, which puts India back on the apex body that's responsible for international motorsport at large.
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Bengal Police Chief Replaced By Election Commission Ahead Of Polls
The Director General of Bengal Police has been replaced by Election Commission ahead of the coming assembly elections in the state. Indian Police Service officer P Nirajnayan has been named the new police chief.
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Assembly Elections 2021: Voter Information Slips To Replace Photo Voter Slip
The Election Commission of India has decided to provide voter information slip, instead of photo voter slip, to all voters who have enrolled themselves, at least 5 days before the April 6 Assembly election.
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Senior Police Officer Replaced In Bengal A Day After Poll Dates Announced
A day after it announced Bengal election dates - spread over eight phases starting March 27 - the Election Commission has replaced the top cop in charge of law and order for the state
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Assembly Elections 2019: Polling Officials For Nashik, Ambala Replaced Over Poor Performance
Citing unsatisfactory performance, the Election Commission on Friday replaced the police observer and a returning officer of Nashik in Maharashtra, and the expenditure observer of Ambala in Haryana ahead of the October 21 assembly elections. , ,
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Bankura District Magistrate Removed After BJP-Trinamool Congress Clashes
The Election Commission today ordered the removal of Bankura District Magistrate Uma Shankar, following clashes between Trinamool Congress and BJP workers in the West Bengal constituency during the sixth phase of the Lok Sabha polls on Sunday. IAS official Mukta Arya has replaced him with immediate effect.
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"To Appease BJP": Mamata Banerjee's Scathing Letter On Cop Transfers
The transfer of four top West Bengal police officers ordered by the Election Commission days before national polls has triggered an ugly war of words. In an unusually sharp letter, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to the poll body that the order was "highly arbitrary, motivated and biased" and was issued "at behest of the BJP"...
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"Anti-Women, Anti-Bengali": Mamata Banerjee Slams Poll Body Over Officers' Removal
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today attacked the BJP and the Election Commission over the removal of top bureaucrats in West Bengal.
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Government Makes Key Changes In Bill To Protect Top Election Officers
The controversial bill replacing the Chief Justice of India with a Union Cabinet minister in the selection panel for the Chief Election Commissioner and election commissioners will be tabled in the Rajya Sabha today.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea To Replace Party Symbols From Voting Machines
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea seeking a direction to the Election Commission to remove party symbols from ballots and electronic voting machines (EVMs) and put age, educational qualification, and photograph of candidates.
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FMSCI President Akbar Ebrahim Elected As President Of FIA International Karting Commission, Replaces Felipe Massa
Akbar Ebrahim is the first-ever Indian to be assigned to the role. He also holds a seat on the FIA World Motor Sports Council, which puts India back on the apex body that's responsible for international motorsport at large.
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Bengal Police Chief Replaced By Election Commission Ahead Of Polls
The Director General of Bengal Police has been replaced by Election Commission ahead of the coming assembly elections in the state. Indian Police Service officer P Nirajnayan has been named the new police chief.
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Assembly Elections 2021: Voter Information Slips To Replace Photo Voter Slip
The Election Commission of India has decided to provide voter information slip, instead of photo voter slip, to all voters who have enrolled themselves, at least 5 days before the April 6 Assembly election.
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Senior Police Officer Replaced In Bengal A Day After Poll Dates Announced
A day after it announced Bengal election dates - spread over eight phases starting March 27 - the Election Commission has replaced the top cop in charge of law and order for the state
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Assembly Elections 2019: Polling Officials For Nashik, Ambala Replaced Over Poor Performance
Citing unsatisfactory performance, the Election Commission on Friday replaced the police observer and a returning officer of Nashik in Maharashtra, and the expenditure observer of Ambala in Haryana ahead of the October 21 assembly elections. , ,
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Bankura District Magistrate Removed After BJP-Trinamool Congress Clashes
The Election Commission today ordered the removal of Bankura District Magistrate Uma Shankar, following clashes between Trinamool Congress and BJP workers in the West Bengal constituency during the sixth phase of the Lok Sabha polls on Sunday. IAS official Mukta Arya has replaced him with immediate effect.
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"To Appease BJP": Mamata Banerjee's Scathing Letter On Cop Transfers
The transfer of four top West Bengal police officers ordered by the Election Commission days before national polls has triggered an ugly war of words. In an unusually sharp letter, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to the poll body that the order was "highly arbitrary, motivated and biased" and was issued "at behest of the BJP"...
