Jaipur: BJP’s Vidhyadhar Nagar candidate, Diya Kumari, has accused the Congress government of removing the names of 18,000 votersfrom her constituency as part of a conspiracy. “In every polling booth, we have found the names of people or voters missing from the voter list. The total number of missing voters was 18,000. I have filed a complaint with the election commission office,” said Kumari on Saturday.She added, “The names wereremoved by the BLOs. They have done so as part of a conspiracy to win the seat,” said Kumari. TNN
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Telangana assembly polls started across 35,655 booths in the state at 7 am on November 30. The overall turnout gradually picked up throughout the day, with districts performing better than Hyderabad and its surroundings like Ranga Reddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri. Some polling stations faced issues with the EVM, while others reported voters not finding their names on the rolls. Families in the city’s IT corridor experienced problems with split votes, leading them to return without casting their vote. Despite a few incidents of violence, the voting remained peaceful.
Telangana assembly polls started across 35,655 booths in the state at 7 am on November 30. The overall turnout gradually picked up throughout the day, with districts performing better than Hyderabad and its surroundings like Ranga Reddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri. Some polling stations faced issues with the EVM, while others reported voters not finding their names on the rolls. Families in the city’s IT corridor experienced problems with split votes, leading them to return without casting their vote. Despite a few incidents of violence, the voting remained peaceful.
Telangana Assembly Cliffhanger: 64 per cent polling by 5pm, Voters seal the fate of candidates
Telangana voters have sealed the fate of contested candidates in a closely fought poll battle between the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi, opposition Congress, and Bharatiya Janata Party. Voting trends and exit polls indicate a hung assembly. The ruling BRS and opposition Congress expressed confidence in winning with a comfortable majority. The polls were conducted peacefully with minor skirmishes reported. Telangana recorded a 64 percent polling percentage. The counting and results will be declared on December 3.
Telangana voters have sealed the fate of contested candidates in a closely fought poll battle between the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi, opposition Congress, and Bharatiya Janata Party. Voting trends and exit polls indicate a hung assembly. The ruling BRS and opposition Congress expressed confidence in winning with a comfortable majority. The polls were conducted peacefully with minor skirmishes reported. Telangana recorded a 64 percent polling percentage. The counting and results will be declared on December 3.
