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AIADMK Govt in Tamil Nadu Controlled From Prime Minister’s Office, Says Rahul Gandhi
The Congress president said Prime Minister Narendra Modi felt he could 'capture' any Indian institution and control any state by 'blackmail' and that he can pressure different states from Delhi.
Bihar Mahagathbandhan Leaders to Thrash Out Seat-Sharing Arrangement Today
The talks would be centred around a tentative formula wherein the RJD will get the lions share of 17 seats, followed by 11 seats for the Congress and four for the RLSP. The HAM, LJD and VIP would get one seat each, according to sources in grand alliance.
Shifting Loyalties, Demise of Tall Leaders: Why the Tamil Nadu Assembly Bypolls Are a Nail-biter
The bypoll is an acid test for the Edappadi K Palaniswami government and also Leader of Opposition MK Stalin as this will be the first election held in the absence of two tall leaders — J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi
'Systematic' Campaign Being Run Against My Son's Candidacy, Says Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy
A social media campaign titled "Go back Nikhil" had gained momentum in Mandya a couple of days ago to oppose the "dynasty politics" of the Deve Gowda family.
Rahul Gandhi is Honest, Says Hardik Patel as He Joins Congress; Attacks PM Modi
Justifying his decision to enter active politics ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, Patel said he could now work for the six crore people of Gujarat in a better way.
In All-Party Meeting With State Electoral Officer, TMC Again Raises Concern on Polls During Ramzan
Senior leader of TMC Partha Chatterjee rued difficulties faced by officers on poll duty apart from voters travelling to the poll booth in the upcoming summer season especially for those who are fasting during Ramzan.
As Gehlot-for-PM Talk Gathers Steam, Rajasthan CM Calls it BJP Ploy to Divide Congress
After the announcement of Lok Sabha election dates, Rajasthan chief minister and senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot said the Election Commission was under pressure from the BJP.
Voting Trends for Simultaneous Elections in Andhra Show Party that Won Most LS Seats, Also Won State Polls
Elections to the 175 Assembly seats and the 25 Lok Sabha seats in Andhra Pradesh, which will see a single-phase election, will be held on April 11.
Will EVM-VVPAT Cross Checks Delay LS Election Results on May 23? MP Experience Has the Answer
Official results may be delayed by almost 24 hours with paper trail machines being used at booths across the country this time.
Lok Sabha Election 2019: EC Launches Suvidha App For Candidates To Book Meeting Venue
It's a single window system for both candidates and political parties to apply for permissions before conducting meetings, rallies, etc,
In a First, Pune to Vote in Two Phases, Over 8,000 Polling Stations to be Set Up
While Pune and Baramati will vote on April 23, the date for Maval and Shirur is April 29.
7-phase LS Polls in WB Speaks a Lot About Law And Order Situation: Opposition
Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases through May 19, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
As EC Announces Poll Schedule, PM Modi Hopes for 'Historic Turnout'
In a goodwill gesture ahead of the polls, the Prime Minister wished good luck the political parties as the polling dates were announced and said that development of the country should be the aim of all.
Punjab Election Dates: All 13 Seats to Vote on May 19, Results on May 23
BJP will fight in 3 seats while its traditional ally in the state Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) will contest in 10 Lok Sabha seats on the lines of previous Lok Sabha polls.
Sushma Swaraj Says BJP will Turn up Poll Heat on Air Strike Sceptics
Sushma Swaraj signalled that the military action against Pakistan after the February 14 Pulwama attack would be a poll issue for the ruling party.
Stop Using Photos of Armed Forces in Election Campaigning, EC Tells Political Parties
Calling the armed forces 'guardians' of a country’s frontiers, security and political system, the Election Commission warned the parties against making reference to them in their poll campaigns.
