Chief minister Tarun Gogoi on Monday made it plain and simple that his government wants 2014 voter list as one of the supportive documents to update the national registrar of citizens.
Responding to the legislators who asked him to clear his position, Gogoi said that the list would be required if the documents earlier announced by the Supreme Court are not available for an indigenous citizen.
He said that his government has already moved the Supreme Court for consideration which has not so far rejected the affidavit.
PermalinkSubmitted by MAITAOYA RICK on Tue, 11/08/2015 - 00:35
Mr. Tarun Gogoi is going mad because the assembly election of Assam is approaching. He is such a person who knows only vote bank politics. He is a useless Chief Minister of Assam who has no interest to protect the indigenous communities of Assam rather he is ready to protect the illegal Bangladeshis who entered illegally to our land. The vote bank politics of Congress in Assam will lead our state to be part of Bangladesh. Tarun Gogoi will sell Assam to Bangladesh and he along with his family will settlen down in London.
Guwahati BJP candidate Bijoya Chakrabarty on Thursday moved the Election Commission demanding fresh polling at two booths in Guwahati metro.The sitting MP has written to the country’s poll panel alleging anomalies in the electronic voting machines in Hengrabari LP School and Gneshpara booths.
A huge turn out seems to have set record in the third and final phase of Lok Sabha polls in six constituencies on Thursday.The average percentage polling in all the six constituencies stands at 75 per cent when voting formally closed at 5 in the afternoon. The Election Commission would confirm the real figure of turn out only on Friday. Defying scorching heat, voters in large numbers were waiting in huge queues in front of the polling booths to exercise their franchise.Long queues started even before the polling got off to a start in all the six constituencies Nagaon, Barpeta, Guwahati, Mangaldoi, Dhubri and Kokrajhar.Barring some technical glitches, the polling was by and...
Voting has formally closed in Guwahati Lok Sabha constituency at 5 on Thursday evening. The fate of 18 candidates has sealed in the electronic voting machines to be taken out for counting on May 16. The turn out in the city has not picked up as it was anticipated in the city. But the picture in the outskirt of the city is quite encouraging.Barring the city, the overall turn out of voters is set to cross 80 per cent. Voters in large numbers were seen in long queues in a section of polling booth till 5 in the evening.Barring a few incidents of technical glitches in EVMs, the polling was by and large peaceful in the 2345 booths. The crucial seat witnesses a keen contest between sitting...
Despite a 40 degree Celsius temperature, polling has ended in Mongoldoi with a heavy turn out of voters on Thursday.The polling formally closed at 5 in the evening. But voters were seen standing in long queues in front of the polling stations till 6.to cast their votes. Enthusiasm was noticed among the first time voters in the 18-21 years age group as they lined up in large numbers in 1852 polling booths to decide the fate of 12 candidates. Now all eyes are fixed on May 16.BJP candidate and sitting MP Ramen Deka is pitted against his Congress rival Kirip Chaliha while AGP candidate and former Congress MP Madhab Rajbanshi has a considerable supporters who is contesting as AGP candidate.
Nagaon is again proud of a high turn out of voters in the final phase of Lok Sabha polls on Thursday. Counting will take place on May 16. The turn out till the closing hour has crossed an encouraging 75 per cent which is set to increase when the Election Commission is set to make a formal announcement on Friday. Huge lines of voters were seen till 5 in the evening in 1902 booths to exercise their franchise. Heavily guarded by the security forces, the polling officials have been trying to ensure free and fair polls. The crucial constituency is locked in a triangular contest among BJP Congress and AIUDF. Sitting MPP and BJP candidate Rajen Gohain is facing a tough contest with...
Polling has ended with a brisk note in Barpeta as soon as the clock struck at 5 in the evening. The turn out is set to cross 85 per cent to be confirmed by the country’s poll panel.Heavy turn out of voters in this crucial constituency have sealed the fate of candidates after the poll was conducted in 1906 booths. Sitting MP and Congress candidate Ismile Hussain is facing a keen contest with AIUDF candidate Sirajuddin Ajmal while BJP candidate Chandra Mohan Patowary and his AGP rival and former party colleague Phani Bhushan Chaudhury have been enjoying no less popularity and support. Counting will take place on May 16.
Amid tight security, voting is over in Dhubri along with five other constituencies on Thursday. The turn out till the end was in between 75 to 80 per cent. But the confirmed figures are expected on Friday. Voters in large numbers were pouring on from early in the morning when polling formally started at 7 in the morning at 1940 booths in the entire constituency have 15,48, 849 electorates who have sealed the fate of 15 candidates in the EVMs.Guarded by security forces, voters waited in huge queues in front of the booths to exercise their franchise. Pollings are set to end by 5 in the evening. The contest is expected to be between AIUDF Chief and sitting MP Badruddin Ajmal,...
Polling is over in six Lok Sabha constituencies. The turn out is believed to have crossed 85 per cent in Nagaon, Barpeta, Guwahati, Mangaldoi, Dhubri and Kokrajhar.Now the fate of 74 candidates is sealed in the electronic voting machines which would be taken for counting on May 16. Braving a burning sun shine, voters in large numbers exercised their franchise in from 7 in the morning to 5 in the evening. The polling officials found it quite difficult to help the huge numbers of voters cast their votes only by the 5 in the evening. They were allowed to vote even by 7-30 in the evening. Guwahati in the third and final phase of Lok Sabha polls on Thursday.Voters, mostly, the aged...
Utter lawlessnees seems have gripped Diphu these days. Nobody knows what awaits whom. Armed miscreants seem to have been moving without any hindrance. The situation has worsen to such an unprecedented extent that two miscreants shot dead a girl on the road. That too in broad day light. The shocking incident took place at the Diphu-Lumding road when two miscreants travelling on a vehicle shot dead a girl at 10 in the morning. An eyewitness told Assam Times that the deceased Sherbihun Bepi, an irrigation department employee was shot dead by the miscreants from a point blank range as she started entering into her office premises.The miscreants vanished from the...
A police constable was killed and two other policemen deployed in poll duty sustained injury when they clashed with voters over technical glitches in EVM at a booth in Gossaigaon on Thursday.The incident took place when a section of voters in Harhbhanga booth tried to register protest against technical glitches in the electronic voting machines.The clash erupted when constable Pinku Ranghang tried to bring the situation under control.Amid the clash, Ranghang died on the spot while two others were rushed to the hospital.
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