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Small Mistake in SIR Form May Lead to Removal from Voter List: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has cautioned people to be extremely careful while filling out the forms for Summary Revision of Electoral Roll, warning that even a small mistake could result in their names being removed from voters' list.
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VK Sasikala Alleges Name "Removed" From Voters' List, Will Sue Officials
The name of VK Sasikala, the confidante of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, has been "removed" from the voters' list without her knowledge and it is an "injustice", she has said through her legal counsel. She was sad about it, he said.
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Report On DMK Leader A Raja's Remarks Sent To Poll Body: Official
A detailed report on DMK leader A Raja's alleged personal criticism of Chief Minister K Palaniswami has been sent to the Election Commission for action, Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Satyabrata Sahoo said on Monday.
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Hand Gloves For Voters, PPE Kits For Covid Infected In Tamil Nadu Polls
COVID-19 infected voters would be given personal protective equipment (PPE) kits while others hand gloves for casting their votes in the elections to Tamil Nadu assembly next month as part of preventive measures in view of the pandemic, state Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo said Chennai on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Top Poll Official Recommends Re-Polling In 10 Stations
Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo on Sunday said he has recommended to the Election Commission to conduct re-polling in 10 polling stations in the state.
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Elections 2019: Tamil Nadu Polls End Peacefully With 70.9 Per Cent Voter Turnout
Elections to 38 Lok Sabha seats and bypolls for 18 Assembly segments in Tamil Nadu Thursday ended by and large peacefully and the turnout for Parliamentary polls stood at 70.90 per cent, Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo said.
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"Why No Elections In 18 Constituencies": Court Asks Tamil Nadu Poll Body
The Madras High Court Tuesday issued a notice to Tamil Nadu's chief election commissioner and chief electoral officer asking why elections for 18 constituencies, whose representatives were disqualified by the state assembly speaker, had not been held.
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On Bypolls In Tamil Nadu, Madras High Court Seeks Reply From Poll Body
The Madras High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the state Chief Electoral Officer when the Election Commission proposes to hold the by-elections to Tiruparankunram and Tiruvarur Assembly constituencies.
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RK Nagar Election Official Replaced After Row Over Actor Vishal's Disqualification
In an unusual move, the Returning Officer of Chennais prestigious RK Nagar assembly seat has been replaced by the Election Commission after a controversy around his decision to reject actor Vishal Krishnas nomination papers this week.
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Actor Vishal Fights Back On RK Nagar, Tweets President, PM
Actor Vishal, disqualified from contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu, tweeted President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, saying he hopes "justice prevails." He said he was bringing to their notice the fact that his nomination for the December 21 by-election was "first accepted and later rejected."
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Small Mistake in SIR Form May Lead to Removal from Voter List: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has cautioned people to be extremely careful while filling out the forms for Summary Revision of Electoral Roll, warning that even a small mistake could result in their names being removed from voters' list.
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VK Sasikala Alleges Name "Removed" From Voters' List, Will Sue Officials
The name of VK Sasikala, the confidante of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, has been "removed" from the voters' list without her knowledge and it is an "injustice", she has said through her legal counsel. She was sad about it, he said.
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Report On DMK Leader A Raja's Remarks Sent To Poll Body: Official
A detailed report on DMK leader A Raja's alleged personal criticism of Chief Minister K Palaniswami has been sent to the Election Commission for action, Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Satyabrata Sahoo said on Monday.
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Hand Gloves For Voters, PPE Kits For Covid Infected In Tamil Nadu Polls
COVID-19 infected voters would be given personal protective equipment (PPE) kits while others hand gloves for casting their votes in the elections to Tamil Nadu assembly next month as part of preventive measures in view of the pandemic, state Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo said Chennai on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Top Poll Official Recommends Re-Polling In 10 Stations
Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo on Sunday said he has recommended to the Election Commission to conduct re-polling in 10 polling stations in the state.
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Elections 2019: Tamil Nadu Polls End Peacefully With 70.9 Per Cent Voter Turnout
Elections to 38 Lok Sabha seats and bypolls for 18 Assembly segments in Tamil Nadu Thursday ended by and large peacefully and the turnout for Parliamentary polls stood at 70.90 per cent, Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo said.
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"Why No Elections In 18 Constituencies": Court Asks Tamil Nadu Poll Body
The Madras High Court Tuesday issued a notice to Tamil Nadu's chief election commissioner and chief electoral officer asking why elections for 18 constituencies, whose representatives were disqualified by the state assembly speaker, had not been held.
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On Bypolls In Tamil Nadu, Madras High Court Seeks Reply From Poll Body
The Madras High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the state Chief Electoral Officer when the Election Commission proposes to hold the by-elections to Tiruparankunram and Tiruvarur Assembly constituencies.
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RK Nagar Election Official Replaced After Row Over Actor Vishal's Disqualification
In an unusual move, the Returning Officer of Chennais prestigious RK Nagar assembly seat has been replaced by the Election Commission after a controversy around his decision to reject actor Vishal Krishnas nomination papers this week.
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Actor Vishal Fights Back On RK Nagar, Tweets President, PM
Actor Vishal, disqualified from contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu, tweeted President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, saying he hopes "justice prevails." He said he was bringing to their notice the fact that his nomination for the December 21 by-election was "first accepted and later rejected."
