Jammu And Kashmir Local Bodies Election
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Were J&K Local Polls A Success? Fact-Check In Report To PM's Office
Poor voter turnout in recent Jammu and Kashmir local body polls has thrown up a grim picture as the central government attempts to establish grassroots democracy in the Valley.
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PM Modi Thanks Jammu And Kashmir People As BJP Sweeps Civic Polls
As BJP performed well in the Jammu and Kashmir local body elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said his party will work hard to fulfill the aspirations of the people.
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Jammu And Kashmir Municipal Poll Votes Being Counted; Congress Wins Leh
The Congress has won all the wards in Leh, poll officials said, as counting of votes for the recently-held municipal polls continued in Jammu and Kashmir. Counting of votes started at 8 am, and all the results will be declared later in the day, election officials said.
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Jammu And Kashmir Urban Local Body Polls Highlights: Jammu Registers 80% Of Voter Turnout
About two per cent of the electorate voted in the first five hours of polling in 49 wards of urban local bodies in Kashmir Valley, officials said Wednesday. Voting for the second of the four-phased elections in the Valley began at 6 am and will end at 4 pm. Of the 1.78 lakh voters in 19 wards of Srinagar Municipal Corporation, only 1.3 per cent tur...
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Jammu And Kashmir Local Polls: Over 1,000 Candidates To Contest Phase Two
Over 1,000 candidates will participate in the second phase of the urban local bodies polls in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, officials said.
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Jammu And Kashmir Urban Local Body Polls Highlights: Voting Underway Amid Heavy Security
Under a heavy security blanket, Jammu and Kashmir witnesses the first phase of civic polls today - an election made controversial after the two key parties in the Valley, National Conference and Mehbooba Mufti's People's Democratic Party, pulled out. With the central government insistent on the election, voting is taking place in 422 of the state's...
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16.97 Lakh Electors To Vote in Four-Phased Jammu And Kashmir Civic Polls
Amid "lukewarm" campaigning across Jammu and Kashmir, over 16.97 lakh electors will be exercising their franchise in the four-phased local body and municipal polls in the state from October 8.
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Adequate Security To Ensure Free, Fair Poll: Jammu And Kashmir Government
The Jammu and Kashmir government said today that it has taken adequate security measures to ensure free and fair polls to urban local bodies and panchayats in the state.
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Cost of Delay In Jammu Kashmir Local Polls 4,500 crore: Officials
A delay in holding local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir will lead to a loss of almost Rs 4,500 crore. This is the reason home ministry officials are citing for pushing ahead with the plans to hold urban local body elections in the state. A final decision, however, is pending.
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Jammu and Kashmir Local Polls May Be Moved After Parties Boycott: Sources
The Jammu and Kashmir Government has decided to defer local bodies elections scheduled to be held in first week of next month, sources told NDTV. The decision has come after two major regional parties, National Conference and PDP announced boycott of local elections until the Centre makes its position clear on safeguarding Article 35A.
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Were J&K Local Polls A Success? Fact-Check In Report To PM's Office
Poor voter turnout in recent Jammu and Kashmir local body polls has thrown up a grim picture as the central government attempts to establish grassroots democracy in the Valley.
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PM Modi Thanks Jammu And Kashmir People As BJP Sweeps Civic Polls
As BJP performed well in the Jammu and Kashmir local body elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said his party will work hard to fulfill the aspirations of the people.
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Jammu And Kashmir Municipal Poll Votes Being Counted; Congress Wins Leh
The Congress has won all the wards in Leh, poll officials said, as counting of votes for the recently-held municipal polls continued in Jammu and Kashmir. Counting of votes started at 8 am, and all the results will be declared later in the day, election officials said.
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Jammu And Kashmir Urban Local Body Polls Highlights: Jammu Registers 80% Of Voter Turnout
About two per cent of the electorate voted in the first five hours of polling in 49 wards of urban local bodies in Kashmir Valley, officials said Wednesday. Voting for the second of the four-phased elections in the Valley began at 6 am and will end at 4 pm. Of the 1.78 lakh voters in 19 wards of Srinagar Municipal Corporation, only 1.3 per cent tur...
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Jammu And Kashmir Local Polls: Over 1,000 Candidates To Contest Phase Two
Over 1,000 candidates will participate in the second phase of the urban local bodies polls in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, officials said.
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Jammu And Kashmir Urban Local Body Polls Highlights: Voting Underway Amid Heavy Security
Under a heavy security blanket, Jammu and Kashmir witnesses the first phase of civic polls today - an election made controversial after the two key parties in the Valley, National Conference and Mehbooba Mufti's People's Democratic Party, pulled out. With the central government insistent on the election, voting is taking place in 422 of the state's...
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16.97 Lakh Electors To Vote in Four-Phased Jammu And Kashmir Civic Polls
Amid "lukewarm" campaigning across Jammu and Kashmir, over 16.97 lakh electors will be exercising their franchise in the four-phased local body and municipal polls in the state from October 8.
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Adequate Security To Ensure Free, Fair Poll: Jammu And Kashmir Government
The Jammu and Kashmir government said today that it has taken adequate security measures to ensure free and fair polls to urban local bodies and panchayats in the state.
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Cost of Delay In Jammu Kashmir Local Polls 4,500 crore: Officials
A delay in holding local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir will lead to a loss of almost Rs 4,500 crore. This is the reason home ministry officials are citing for pushing ahead with the plans to hold urban local body elections in the state. A final decision, however, is pending.
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Jammu and Kashmir Local Polls May Be Moved After Parties Boycott: Sources
The Jammu and Kashmir Government has decided to defer local bodies elections scheduled to be held in first week of next month, sources told NDTV. The decision has come after two major regional parties, National Conference and PDP announced boycott of local elections until the Centre makes its position clear on safeguarding Article 35A.
