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During the silence period, no active campaigning by candidates or political parties would be allowed, and television or any digital media would not be allowed to carry any election-related matter
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Prior to the State Assembly vote count scheduled for December 3, polling officials arranged training sessions for counting staff across all six constituencies in the district on Sunday.
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With three major parties wooing them for their votes in the Assembly elections, Seemandhra electors settled in Telangana are poised to weigh their options before exercising their franchise on 30th November.
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Protesting against Rahul Gandhi’s visit to the district, posters have been set up in different areas of Nizamabad and Bodhan.
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Joined by her supporters, she enjoyed a quick tea break, sipping tea and munching on Osmania biscuits.
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The NRI unit campaign took off in Nizamabad urban constituency where in Ganesh Bigala is contesting as the BRS candidate, will continue in other segments too
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As many as 1,058 voters exercised their vote through vote from home in six segments of Nizamabad
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Responding on an array of issues raised by inquisitive first-time voters, she said the BRS rule could usher in an era of positive politics.
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A total of 2418 people, including the elderly above 80 years and more than 40 percent of disabled persons, have been identified as eligible to use the vote from home facility
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The warning comes amid rising complaints that money was extorted from people after trapping them by showing obscenity on WhatsApp or Facebook messenger video calls in Telangana
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Three persons were stabbed by a Congress leader in Yellareddy, reportedly for anti-Congress posts in a WhatsApp group
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Though his family members rushed him to the Nizamabad Government Hospital, the doctors declared him brought dead.
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Out of the total 128 nominations filed in the six constituencies, as many as 26 nominations were rejected during the scrutiny and 25 candidates withdrew from the fray
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Giving details of the cases, commissioner of police Kalmeshwar Shingenavar said a case was registered against a political party executive committee member and his eight followers at Rampur Square in Navipet mandal for making provocative speeches.
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All eyes are now on the withdrawal of nominations scheduled to be held on November 15 and thereafter, the final list of contesting candidates in the district will be declared
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Police Commissioner Kalmeswar Shingenavar said four inter-state check posts and six inter-district check posts have been set up in the district boundaries to prevent illegal flow of liquor and cash
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Authorities have uncovered instances where political parties are employing private agencies to attract voters, thereby breaching the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) in the district.
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The Police Commissioner warned that cases would be booked against farmers found drying paddy on roads.
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Balaraju was the Banswada constituency Congress incharge and had contested from the constituency in the past representing the party
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Election Expenditure Observers asked officials involved in the poll process to closely examine the large amount of transactions made through banks as well as the cash payments made through UPI