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"There'll Be Detailed Scrutiny": Bengal Poll Body Official On Violence
Bengal State Election Commissioner (SEC) Rajiva Sinha on Saturday promised to look into complaints of vote tampering and to take a decision on possible re-polling after receiving reports from observers and returning officers.
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"Sankalp Patra Is Jhoota Patra...": Akhilesh Yadav On BJP's UP Manifesto
Akhilesh Yadav took on the BJP on Wednesday - hours before the UP election begins - telling NDTV the ruling outfit "should observe two minutes' silence (for failing to deliver on its promises) before commenting on those made by his party.
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Delay UP Elections, Ban Rallies: Court Urges Poll Body, PM Over Omicron
The Allahabad High Court today requested the Election Commission to postpone the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly elections by a month or two.
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"Will Stop Counting Of Votes...": High Court Shreds Election Commission
The Election Commission is singularly responsible for the second wave of Covid and should probably be booked for murder, the Madras High Court observed today.
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"Polling Not Disrupted": Election Commission On Nandigram Chaos
The huge tension at Nadigram's Boyal -- from where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had to be rescued by the Central forces -- found no mention in the investigation report sought by the Election Commission. The two general observers sent by the Commis
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Election Commission Makes "Record Rs 331 Cr Seizure" In Poll-Bound States
A record Rs 331 crore in seizures of cash, liquor, drugs and other goods have been seized in the poll-bound states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Kerala, and the Union Territory of Puducherry, the government said today. The seizures already surpasses the total amount caught in the assembly elections to these state and the Union Territory in...
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No Conspiracy, Mamata Banerjee Injured Accidentally: Poll Observers' Report
The incident in Bengal's Nandigram in which Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was injured was an accident and not a planned attack, according to the report of two poll observers submitted before the Election Commission (EC) on Saturday.
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Election Commission To Take Call On Mamata Banerjee Injury Report Today
The Election Commission will take a call on Sunday on the reports submitted by the West Bengal chief secretary and two special poll observers on the injuries sustained by Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress leader, Mamata Banerjee, sources said.
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Cops Kept At Bay, Central Forces To Oversee Bengal Voting In Phase 5
Only central security personnel will oversee the voting process in Bengal during the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections on May 6, State Special Police Observer Vivek Dubey has said, adding that the state police will not be allowed within 100 metres of the booths.
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Senior Cop, On Poll Duty In Tamil Nadu, Suspended Over Firing Incident
An officer posted as an election observer at Tamil Nadu's Ariyalur was suspended by the Haryana government on Monday for reportedly firing in the air from a constable's gun. IGP officer Hemant Kalson, a 2001-batch officer, was sent on election duty in view of the April 18 Lok Sabha election in Tamil Nadu.
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"There'll Be Detailed Scrutiny": Bengal Poll Body Official On Violence
Bengal State Election Commissioner (SEC) Rajiva Sinha on Saturday promised to look into complaints of vote tampering and to take a decision on possible re-polling after receiving reports from observers and returning officers.
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"Sankalp Patra Is Jhoota Patra...": Akhilesh Yadav On BJP's UP Manifesto
Akhilesh Yadav took on the BJP on Wednesday - hours before the UP election begins - telling NDTV the ruling outfit "should observe two minutes' silence (for failing to deliver on its promises) before commenting on those made by his party.
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Delay UP Elections, Ban Rallies: Court Urges Poll Body, PM Over Omicron
The Allahabad High Court today requested the Election Commission to postpone the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly elections by a month or two.
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"Will Stop Counting Of Votes...": High Court Shreds Election Commission
The Election Commission is singularly responsible for the second wave of Covid and should probably be booked for murder, the Madras High Court observed today.
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"Polling Not Disrupted": Election Commission On Nandigram Chaos
The huge tension at Nadigram's Boyal -- from where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had to be rescued by the Central forces -- found no mention in the investigation report sought by the Election Commission. The two general observers sent by the Commis
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Election Commission Makes "Record Rs 331 Cr Seizure" In Poll-Bound States
A record Rs 331 crore in seizures of cash, liquor, drugs and other goods have been seized in the poll-bound states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Kerala, and the Union Territory of Puducherry, the government said today. The seizures already surpasses the total amount caught in the assembly elections to these state and the Union Territory in...
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No Conspiracy, Mamata Banerjee Injured Accidentally: Poll Observers' Report
The incident in Bengal's Nandigram in which Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was injured was an accident and not a planned attack, according to the report of two poll observers submitted before the Election Commission (EC) on Saturday.
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Election Commission To Take Call On Mamata Banerjee Injury Report Today
The Election Commission will take a call on Sunday on the reports submitted by the West Bengal chief secretary and two special poll observers on the injuries sustained by Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress leader, Mamata Banerjee, sources said.
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Cops Kept At Bay, Central Forces To Oversee Bengal Voting In Phase 5
Only central security personnel will oversee the voting process in Bengal during the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections on May 6, State Special Police Observer Vivek Dubey has said, adding that the state police will not be allowed within 100 metres of the booths.
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Senior Cop, On Poll Duty In Tamil Nadu, Suspended Over Firing Incident
An officer posted as an election observer at Tamil Nadu's Ariyalur was suspended by the Haryana government on Monday for reportedly firing in the air from a constable's gun. IGP officer Hemant Kalson, a 2001-batch officer, was sent on election duty in view of the April 18 Lok Sabha election in Tamil Nadu.
