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The Election Commission in February this year allotted the name ‘Shiv Sena' and its poll symbol ‘bow and arrow' to the group led by Chief Minister Shinde
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BJD's Dipali Das won the by-election with a margin of 48,721 votes from nearest rival Tankadhar Tripathy of the BJP
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CEO Vikas Raj said the Election Commission was focusing on new young voters who turn 18 in a year to expand the voter base
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A three-member team including Principal Secretary Vikas Raj, Under Secretary Sanjay Kumar and Joint-Secretary Ravi Kiran conducted an enquiry at the JNTU Engineering College, Nachupalli
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The right to vote is an expression of the choice of the citizen which is a fundamental right under Article 19(1)(a)
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The trial court has given Rahul Gandhi, who was disqualified as a member, one month to file an appeal and there is no hurry to declare a byelection to the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat, said EC
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Election Commission will meet a variety of stakeholders and hold discussions before the delimitation exercise of constituencies in Assam
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By giving opposition and judiciary a say in the selection of CEC and EC, the apex court has added sanctity to the process
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Poll officials said that prohibitory orders have been promulgated in and around all counting centres as a precautionary measure.
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Last date of filing nominations is March 13 and nominations scrutiny would be done on March 14
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Assembly elections were held across the northeastern state on February 16. Votes will be counted on March 2
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The EC observed that the current constitution of the Shiv Sena on which former Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray was placing reliance is undemocratic
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The Election Commission demonstrated the prototype Multi-Constituency Remote Electronic Voting Machines to all representatives of political parties today in the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi.
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Opposition parties on Monday questioned the need to deploy remote voting machines
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Enforcement agencies made a seizure of worth Rs 801.85 crore and Rs 57.24 crore, respectively, from Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh during the election process in the two states.
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Was it just a typo, or blatant ignorance? The ECI's letter to TRS party President and CM KCR, informing him about the acceptance of the request to change the party's name to BRS, mentioned his address as in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
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Chief Minister Thakur and Himachal Pradesh Congress president Pratibha Singh have maintained that their parties would get full majority with over 40 out of the 68 seats.
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SC’s proposal to include CJI in the committee that appoints the poll panel chief will ensure fair and transparent mechanism.
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Now, it has come to the notice of the Commission that Sh. Abhishek Singh, IAS (UP:2011) has used social media platform "Instagram" for sharing his posting/joining as General Observer and used his official position as a publicity stunt
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Hyderabad: The Telangana Rashtra Samithi issued a public notice on Monday proposing to change its name to Bharat Rashtra Samithi. Accordingly, people who have any objection to the proposed new name, may send their objection with reasons to the Secretary (Political Party), Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road in New Delhi, within 30 […]