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The State Election Commission can treat all the votes with different marks too as valid as the votes also convey the intention of the voter, the court noted.
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Hyderabad: A two-judge panel of the Telangana High Court comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chouhan and Justice B Vijaysen Reddy in a special session on Saturday morning sent the State Election Commission back to the single judge on the elections at the Neredmet ward. The modified mark was explained in appeal by the State Election […]
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The High Court had ordered the State Election Commission to keep the ballot papers which were not marked with the 'Arrow Cross Mark' separately and keep a count of those ballot papers till the writ petition is decided.
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Hyderabad: Even as counting is progressing in 30 centres across the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, postal ballot tallies are coming in. Among the 54 postal ballot votes in Mehdipatnam circle, BJP bagged 25 votes, TRS secured 11 while one was invalid. Eight were rejected while one vote was cast for NOTA. As announced by […]
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The judge disposed off two writ petitions filed by Renu Soni, candidate from Ghansi Bazar Ward 49 and K Surender from Ward 52 Puranapul
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The repoll in the division is being held after CPI contesting candidate complained about mismatch of the party symbol in the ballot paper on Tuesday.
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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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Hyderabad: The State Election Commission (SEC) will conduct fresh poll in all the polling stations of Ward 26-Old Malakpet on December 3 from 7 am to 6 pm. The decision comes in the wake of polling officials noticing that the ballot paper for the ward was wrongly printed with the symbol of the CPI candidate […]
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Over 74 lakh voters set to decide the fate of 1,122 candidates; water-tight security in place
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Hyderabad: The ruling TRS lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission against Raj News channel for intentionally and deliberately spreading wrong and fabricated news against the State government, Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and TRS party in violation of the model code of conduct. The party leadership urged the Election Commission to initiate appropriate […]
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And this has disappointed liquor shop owners, who were hoping to see some long queues in front of their shops soon after the elections were notified
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HC panel granted time to the Election Commission to respond to the writ averments and posted the matter to Dec 4, effectively making the issue academic
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TPCC chief said that Congress had developed the city by bringing Metro rail, PV Narasimha Rao Expressway and Krishna river water to quench the thirst of its people
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The total number of validly nominated candidates is 1,825
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Advertising on Metro pillars and bus stands tantamount to clear breach of code of conduct, said TPCC chief, N Uttam Kumar Reddy
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Hyderabad: State BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s penchant for flirting with political controversies, conjured from nothing, continues unabated with the latest being his claim that the State Election Commission had “clarified” that they did not receive any letter from him to stop the distribution of Rs 10,000 flood-relief to affected families in the State capital. […]
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Party’s State general secretary says comments in bad taste, moves SEC seeking action against Chief Minister
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Stating that Sanjay Kumar had made some serious insinuations against KCR, the TRS said that describing Chandrashekhar as anti-national and anti-Hindu was intentionally done to demean and defame the party president
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Hyderabad: For the conduct of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections, 45,000 officials and staff have been appointed. In the districts under GHMC limits, officials from 11 other districts will be involved to conduct the elections. Arrangements are being made to provide training to 20,000 polling officers and assistant polling officers in their respective districts. […]
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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