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UP Law Commission Submits Draft Population Control Bill To Yogi Adityanath
The Uttar Pradesh State Law Commission has submitted to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath the draft population control bill and made a slew of recommendations
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Over 8,000 Suggestions Received for UP's Proposed Population Control Law
The Uttar Pradesh Law Commission has received over 8,000 suggestions from across the country, including southern states and Jammu and Kashmir, over a proposed draft Bill for population control, officials said today.
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"Population Nearing Explosive Stage": Uttar Pradesh Law Commission Chair
Uttar Pradesh Law Commission Chairperson, Aditya Nath Mittal on Sunday said that the state's population is nearing an explosive stage and there should be a check on the rising population so that people can get government facilities and resources.
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"Mob Lynching Has Emerged As A Dreadful Disease," Says Mayawati
Welcoming the Uttar Pradesh Law Commission-drafted Bill against lynching, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati today pitched for a stringent, pan-India legislation to arrest the spread of this "dreadful disease".
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Life Term As Maximum Punishment For Mob Killings, Proposes UP Law Panel
Taking cognisance of incidents of mob lynching, including those by cow vigilantes, the Uttar Pradesh Law Commission has submitted a draft Bill recommending up to life imprisonment for the crime.
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UP Election Commission Says Law And Order Not Conducive To Hold Local Polls
The law and order situation in most of the districts in Uttar Pradesh is not conducive to hold the forthcoming urban body elections, State Election Commissioner S K Agarwal said today.
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Publication Of Exit Polls Violation Of Laws: Election Commission
The Election Commission today took cognizance of reports on conduct of exit polls by an organisation and its publication by a daily, saying it is in violation of poll laws as assembly polls are still on.
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Election Commission To Announce Poll Schedule In 5 States Based On Security Forces' Inputs
The Election Commission will take a call on the dates of Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa, Manipur and Uttarakhand, due early next year, based on the inputs provided by security forces and state law and order machinery, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi said today.
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Mayawati's Elephant Statues Usher New Rules About Wasting Public Money
No political party would be allowed to use public funds and government machinery to publicise its political symbol, the Election Commission has said, amid a legal tussle over elephant statues in Uttar Pradesh installed during the Bahujan Samaj Party's rule.
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Kairana Case: Rights Panel Probe Says Families 'Migrated' Due To Poor Law And Order
A probe team of the National Human Rights Commission has found that many families "migrated" from Kairana in Uttar Pradesh due to threats pertaining to "increase in crime" and "deterioration" of law-and-order situation there.
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Referring Uniform Civil Code To Panel Not Linked To UP Polls: Law Minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad, who took over as the Union Law Minister today, said the decision of the government to refer the issue of implementation of a uniform civil code in the country to the Law Commission should not be linked to the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh due next year.
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Election Commission is turning into CBI, says defiant Azam Khan
Azam Khan, a senior minister of Uttar Pradesh, today came close to an apology for controversial comments during his campaign, but hit out at the Election Commission once again for banning his rallies in UP. "The Election Commission is not above law," he said.
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Amit Shah allowed to campaign in Uttar Pradesh by Election Commission
In a major relief to Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah, the Election Commission today lifted its ban on his participation in Lok Sabha poll campaign in Uttar Pradesh after he assured the poll body that he would not disturb the public tranquility and law and order.
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Khurshid's remarks unprecedented, happy poll panel acted strongly: Advani
Senior BJP leader L K Advani today called the remarks made by Law Minister Salman Khurshid on minority sub-quota issue "unprecedented" and "very serious", and said he welcomed the strong action taken by the Election Commission (EC) on it.
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You elected Salman, now choose me: Louise Khurshid
In Farrukabad today, Salman Khurshid said diplomatically, "It's a closed chapter." He gestured to indicate a book being closed. Tomorrow, this part of Uttar Pradesh votes in the third phase of the election - another three will follow in the next few weeks. The Law Minister's declaration of a sub-quota for Muslims was seen as a violation of the mode...
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UP Law Commission Submits Draft Population Control Bill To Yogi Adityanath
The Uttar Pradesh State Law Commission has submitted to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath the draft population control bill and made a slew of recommendations
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Over 8,000 Suggestions Received for UP's Proposed Population Control Law
The Uttar Pradesh Law Commission has received over 8,000 suggestions from across the country, including southern states and Jammu and Kashmir, over a proposed draft Bill for population control, officials said today.
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"Population Nearing Explosive Stage": Uttar Pradesh Law Commission Chair
Uttar Pradesh Law Commission Chairperson, Aditya Nath Mittal on Sunday said that the state's population is nearing an explosive stage and there should be a check on the rising population so that people can get government facilities and resources.
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"Mob Lynching Has Emerged As A Dreadful Disease," Says Mayawati
Welcoming the Uttar Pradesh Law Commission-drafted Bill against lynching, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati today pitched for a stringent, pan-India legislation to arrest the spread of this "dreadful disease".
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Life Term As Maximum Punishment For Mob Killings, Proposes UP Law Panel
Taking cognisance of incidents of mob lynching, including those by cow vigilantes, the Uttar Pradesh Law Commission has submitted a draft Bill recommending up to life imprisonment for the crime.
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UP Election Commission Says Law And Order Not Conducive To Hold Local Polls
The law and order situation in most of the districts in Uttar Pradesh is not conducive to hold the forthcoming urban body elections, State Election Commissioner S K Agarwal said today.
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Publication Of Exit Polls Violation Of Laws: Election Commission
The Election Commission today took cognizance of reports on conduct of exit polls by an organisation and its publication by a daily, saying it is in violation of poll laws as assembly polls are still on.
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Election Commission To Announce Poll Schedule In 5 States Based On Security Forces' Inputs
The Election Commission will take a call on the dates of Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa, Manipur and Uttarakhand, due early next year, based on the inputs provided by security forces and state law and order machinery, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi said today.
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Mayawati's Elephant Statues Usher New Rules About Wasting Public Money
No political party would be allowed to use public funds and government machinery to publicise its political symbol, the Election Commission has said, amid a legal tussle over elephant statues in Uttar Pradesh installed during the Bahujan Samaj Party's rule.
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Kairana Case: Rights Panel Probe Says Families 'Migrated' Due To Poor Law And Order
A probe team of the National Human Rights Commission has found that many families "migrated" from Kairana in Uttar Pradesh due to threats pertaining to "increase in crime" and "deterioration" of law-and-order situation there.
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Referring Uniform Civil Code To Panel Not Linked To UP Polls: Law Minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad, who took over as the Union Law Minister today, said the decision of the government to refer the issue of implementation of a uniform civil code in the country to the Law Commission should not be linked to the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh due next year.
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Election Commission is turning into CBI, says defiant Azam Khan
Azam Khan, a senior minister of Uttar Pradesh, today came close to an apology for controversial comments during his campaign, but hit out at the Election Commission once again for banning his rallies in UP. "The Election Commission is not above law," he said.
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Amit Shah allowed to campaign in Uttar Pradesh by Election Commission
In a major relief to Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah, the Election Commission today lifted its ban on his participation in Lok Sabha poll campaign in Uttar Pradesh after he assured the poll body that he would not disturb the public tranquility and law and order.
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Khurshid's remarks unprecedented, happy poll panel acted strongly: Advani
Senior BJP leader L K Advani today called the remarks made by Law Minister Salman Khurshid on minority sub-quota issue "unprecedented" and "very serious", and said he welcomed the strong action taken by the Election Commission (EC) on it.
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You elected Salman, now choose me: Louise Khurshid
In Farrukabad today, Salman Khurshid said diplomatically, "It's a closed chapter." He gestured to indicate a book being closed. Tomorrow, this part of Uttar Pradesh votes in the third phase of the election - another three will follow in the next few weeks. The Law Minister's declaration of a sub-quota for Muslims was seen as a violation of the mode...
