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Congress leader Ponnam Prabhakar attributed the lack of interest among voters to come out and exercise their franchise to the aversion created by national leaders who made a beeline for Hyderabad in support of BJP candidates
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Irrespective of GHMC or Assembly or Parliamentary elections, voters of Hyderabad are known to show a disinclination when it comes to exercising their franchise
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According to the police, BJP supporters gathered at the polling booth alleging that the MIM candidate was inside the premises even after completion of polling.
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While Ramachandrapuram recorded 67.71% polling, Patancheru and Bharathi Nagar divisions recorded 65.76 per cent and 61 per cent respectively
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Holding the voter slips and identity proofs, most of them arrived at the polling centres early in the day
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On seeing ballot papers instead of EVMs, retired Principal Scientist of TS Agricultural University, G Nageswara Rao turned nostalgic
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The shops were closed from 6 pm on November 29 to 6 pm on December 1 in connection with the GHMC elections
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Alleging that the TRS connived with the SEC to bring down the voter turnout to work to its advantage, the saffron party also demanded action against the commission and the State police.
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Cyberabad CP Sajjanar visited polling locations in Jagadgirigutta in Balanagar zone, KPHB colony in Madhapur zone and Mailardevpally in Shamshabad zone
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At a programme held at the office of TRSKV-KMC at Nizampet here, about 50 sanitary staff and workers affiliated to different trade unions embraced the party's trade union.
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Hyderabad: There was a slight surge in voting percentage in the city post lunch hours, from 1 pm to 3 pm, with some areas that were sleepy in the morning finding some enthusiastic voting. Overall, however, the scene remained dull with the polling percentage across the GHMC limits being pegged at a lethargic 29.76. Areas […]
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Just 10 out of 150 divisions recorded percentages of 40 or above, while there were several that recorded below four and even below one.
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Hyderabad: Member of Legislative Council K Kavitha on Tuesday cast her vote at the polling station in DAV Public School in Banjara Hills. She later tweeted, saying she had cast her vote and urged other voters to come out and vote. “I cast my vote. Hyderabad, do come out and vote!” she tweeted. Participative democracy […]
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Local AIMIM leaders protested her move as she was neither a local voter nor an agent of the candidate.
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The Commissioner urged all citizens to come out and to exercise their democratic right.
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He along with his wife Konidela Surekha arrived at a polling booth in Jubilee Hills club around 8 am to cast their votes.
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He appealed to the voters to come out and exercise their voting franchise with enthusiasm and elect the candidate of their choice.
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He appealed to the voters to turn up in large numbers and exercise their franchise today.
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In a review meeting on pandemic preparedness with all State Chief Secretaries on Monday, the Rajiv Gauba emphasised the need to strengthen infrastructure for cold chain management of vaccines, transportation of vaccine and also ensure multi-sectorial coordination
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Ramping up capacity to meet the requirements of a vaccination programme covering the entire population will need to rely on private players