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TRS Minister for state energy department G Jagadish Reddy expressed his anger over the delay in the declaration of round-wise election counting results of the Munugode by-poll.
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he BJP has taken an early lead in four seats spread across Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Odisha and Bihar, while the ruling TRS was ahead of its rivals in Telangana's Munugode as counting of votes got underway on Sunday for the bypolls to seven assembly constituencies in six states.
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Counting of votes in each round and official confirmation was taking about 25 to 30 minutes, he said while addressing media persons here on Sunday.
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New Delhi: Counting of votes is underway on Sunday in the by-election to seven assembly constituencies in six states including former chief minister Bhajan Lal’s family bastion Admapur in Haryana. Bhajan Lal’s grandson Bhavya Bishnoi, who contested on a BJP ticket, and RJD’s Neelam Devi, whose husband Anant Singh’s disqualification necessitated the by-election in Bihar’s […]
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In the video, the BJP leader was asked by the police about his mobile at a polling station in Munugode, after which he created a ruckus at the polling station.
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The stage is set for counting of votes polled in by-election to Munugode Assembly seat in Telangana on Sunday.
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Nalgonda: The poll percentage in the Munugode bypoll stood at 93.13 with 2,25,192 voters out of 2,41,805 exercising their franchise in the polling conducted on Thursday. The highest poll percentage of 98.21 was reported at Jakkalavarigudem polling station in Munugode mandal, while lowest of 82.62 was reported at polling station no. 240 at Damera Bheemanapally […]
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Election Commission of India received 98 complaints on the distribution of money and cash was seized at two places in the Munugode constituency
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Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao did not mince words when it came to describing what was happening to democracy in the country, pointing out that what was being done even during elections was unfortunate and shameful. Citing the illegal modes of campaigning, rumours and allegations spread and levelled by the BJP at Munugode, he […]
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Hyderabad: Did the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Munugode candidate Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy cast a bogus vote, or did he tweet a staged video? And why did he delete it later? As voting progresses in Munugode, these are the questions that are going around on social media, especially after Rajgopal Reddy tweeted from his official handle three […]
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Hyderabad: The Election Commission of India received 28 complaints on distribution of money and cash has been seized at two places in Munugode constituency where polling is underway. Around 38 calls were made to the police with complaints pertaining to non-voters (outsiders) staying in the constituency where 42 people were identified and sent out of […]
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The polling, which began on a dull note at 7 a.m., picked up momentum after 9 a.m. as a large number of voters, including women, turned out to cast their votes.
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Police had stopped Sanjay last night pointing out that non-locals were not allowed in the constituency as polling was scheduled on Thursday.
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Voting is underway in six states including Bihar, Odisha, Haryana, Telangana, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh.
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The police had to resort to a mild lathi-charge to disperse the agitators.
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Vikas Raj, Chief Electoral Officer, Telangana, in an interview to a national television channel, said arrangements were in place for non-stop monitoring of the polling in Munugode
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The polling process began at all 298 polling stations in the constituency in Nalgonda district at 7 a.m. and will continue till 6 p.m.
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Rajgopal Reddy reached the RO office at 10 pm and launched the dharna, saying that he would continue till all non-locals were sent out of the constituency.
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Nalgonda: The stage is set for the people of Munugode to cast their votes on Thursday after the high decibel campaign that concluded on Tuesday. The polling staff have reached the allocated polling stations along with polling material including EVMs, VVPATs and control units by Wednesday evening in Munugode. Polling will begin from 7 am […]
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The independent candidates alleged that major political parties were resorting to violence and poll code violations to influence voters.