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The appointment of retired IAS officer and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Secretary, Adityanath Das as Advisor to the Telangana government (Irrigation and Water Resources) had triggered an uproar in the State.
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State Election Commissioner Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar said elections were unanimous only for 16 percent of the seats and about 10,890 sarpanches and 47,500 ward members were elected directly.
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"It seems Nimmagadda wants to make Chandrababu as the Chief Minister again", said the Minister on Saturday
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"As long as TDP government was in power, you did not think of elections, you did not bother about elections. When all the employees are in coronavirus fear psychosis, you are pressuring for conducting elections," said employees'
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Amaravati: Several leaders of Andhra Pradesh State Government employees’ associations have urged the government and also the State Election Commission to postpone the panchayat elections in the state till their frontline personnel were administered the two doses of COVID vaccine. Their Joint Action Committee president Bopparaju and general secretary YV Rao said it was not […]
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State Election Commissioner Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar was referring to Venkatrami Reddy, a representative of government employees who has been allegedly vehemently opposing holding panchayat polls
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Cops' body said Covid situation was grave in the State and urged SEC to rethink about conducting the polls
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Warn SEC of facing difficulties if it does pay heed to their appeal for cancellation of notification
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In exercise of the powers conferred under Article 243 - K of the Constitution of India, the State Election Commission, AP, hereby, calls upon the registered voters in gram panchayats located in the revenue divisions indicated to elect their respective ward members
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In its petition on Thursday, the government said that it amounts to risking employees' lives amid the coronavirus pandemic to go to elections at a time
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Visakhapatnam: Municipal Administration Minister Botsa Satyanarayana has alleged that the State Election Commissioner Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar was behaving like a political party and acting against the spirit of the Constitution. Talking to reporters here on Sunday, he wondered why the SEC chose to conduct elections in Covid conditions. A Constitutional authority also carried with it […]
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Vijayawada: After announcing the elections to local bodies from February 5 and dismissing the request of the State government to put them off, State Election Commissioner Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar on Saturday issued another order asking the government to stop the welfare schemes citing the election code. The fresh order will be a stumbling block to […]
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The fresh order will be a stumbling block to the much-publicised Amma Vodi programme for which arrangements were being made and also the distribution of house-sites already taken up all over the state
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Govt was not ready for the elections in the wake of the prevalent Covid situation which could not be compared with other states as already 6,890 people succumbed to the pandemic, says Chief Secretary
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Defending the decision, the Minister for Agriculture K. Kannababu said that it was not SEC but Nimmagadda Commissioner.
