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AICC has on Saturday appointed three Congress leaders as poll observers for three Lok Sabha constituencies in West Bengal for the upcoming polls in the state.According to sources, Nazira MLA Debobrata Saikia has been given the charge of Raigarh while his Thowa counterpart Sushanta Buragohain will look after the poll affairs in Maldah constituency.In the same order, the party has appointed Nabajeet Talukdar as the poll observer in Purulia constituency in West Bengal.
Voting in Diphu, Silchar and Karimganj ended peacefully. Now the eyes are fixed on May 16 when the counting of votes would take place from 8 in the morning.Barring a few complaints of EVM malfunction, the second phase of polling in the three constituencies were by and large peaceful.The turn out is expected to touch 80 per cent. The real figure would be available on Sunday morning.Polling began on a brisk note at 3,698 polling stations from 7 in the morning to decide on the fate of 37 candidates on Saturday. Polling in some booths continued even till 6 in the afternoon.As soon as the voting began at 7 in the morning, voters in large number made long queues in front of the polling booths to...
Once again the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) has virtually issued diktat on Hindi songs in the bihu functions.In a press statement e-mailed to the media, the ULFA(I) commander in chief has asked the people to avoid the show of outside culture in the bihu function.Notably, the banned insurgent outfit drew lots of criticism from Zubeen Garg for trying to prevent him from performing Hindi songs.
The turn out of voters in Diphu Lok Sabha constituency is expected to touch 80 on Saturday.Many voters were seen waiting in long queues in front of a section of polling booth even after the scheduled time.According to the authorities, the real turn out would be available on Sunday after the receipt of all electronic voting machines.Polling officials, posted in the remote areas, are expected to arrive only on Sunday morning. The polling, which began on a brisk note formally ended at 5 in the morning while a section of booths witnessed voting even at 6 in the evening.In the fray are six candidates. The main contest will be between Congress’s Biren Singh Engti and the BJP’s Jayram Engleng
EVM malfunctioning disrupted polling in some booths in the second phase of polling in the Lok Sabha elections in Assam on Saturday.But according to sources, the disruption was temporary. The things resumed normalcy as soon as the authorities replaced the voting machines.Voting was disrupted in Dima Hasao district, Karbi Anglong district and in parts of the Karimganj Lok sabha constituency.
Recording a huge turn out of voters, the polling in Diphu Lok Sabha constituency ended in the afternoon on Saturday.The voting took place at 1006 booths where the fate of 6 candidates is sealed in the electronic voting machines. The turn out was expectedly high---68 per cent.The authorities have identified 54 booths as hyper sensitive along with 233 very sensitive and 412 sensitive. As many as 17 companies of security forces have been deployed in the constituency and helicopter surveillance was conducted since Thursday to monitor the movement of militants.In the fray are six candidates. The main contest will be between Congress’s Biren Singh Engti and the BJP’s Jayram Engleng.
Polling is over in Karimganj where over 68 per cent voters exercised their franchise to decide on the fate of 15 candidates.Polling ended at 1,504 booths from 7 in the morning at 5 in the afternoon recording a huge turn out.The authorities have identified 97 as hyper sensitive and 694 as sensitive along with 529 hyper sensitive. The rest are comparatively safe.The contest is triangular. Congress, BJP and AIUDF are equally strong in Karimganj. The two-time sitting Congress MP Lalit Mohan Suklabaidya is pitted against BJP candidate Krishna Das while AIUDF candidate Radheyshyam Biswas is set to get no less vote in the minority pockets.Counting will take place along with the rest of the country...
Polling ended in Silchar Lok Sabha constituency on a brisk note on Saturday. Now the fatse of altogether 17 candidates are sealed in the ballot boxes.The turn out is a huge 70 per cent in Silchar. Voters----both male and female were waiting in long queues in front of the polling stations from 7 in the morning. Long queues were seen till 4.30 in the evening---just before the end. Polling in this Barak Valley constituency took place at 1233 stations. These include 209 hyper sensitive while 611 others comparatively safe.BJP MP and former Union minister Kabindra Purkayastha is facing a keen contest with her nearest rival Congress candidate Sushmita Dev, who is also the Silchar MLA....
Brisk polling is going on in Silchar Lok Sabha constituency from 7 in the morning to decide on the fate of altogether 17 candidates in the second phase of Lok Sabha polls on Saturday.Voters----both male and female are waiting in huge queues in front of the polling stations from 7 in the morning. The Barak Valley constituency has 1233, polling stations. These include 209 hyper sensitive while 611 others comparatively safe.Altogether 10,58,870 voters are expected to exercise their franchise till 5 in the evening. BJP MP and former Union minister Kabindra Purkayastha is facing a keen contest with her nearest rival Congress candidate Sushmita Dev, who is also the Silchar MLA.AIUDF has...
Altogether 11,65,706 voters are expected to exercise their franchise the Karimganj Lok Sabha constituency in the second phase of polling which is going on from Saturday morning.Polling began at 1,504 booths from 7 in the morning to end at 5 in the afternoon. Of these, the authorities have identified 97 as hyper sensitive and 694 as sensitive along with 529 hyper sensitive. The rest are comparatively safe.The contest is triangular. Congress, BJP and AIUDF are equally strong in Karimganj. The two-time sitting Congress MP Lalit Mohan Suklabaidya is pitted against BJP candidate Krishna Das while AIUDF candidate Radheyshyam Biswas is set to get no less vote in the minority pockets.Counting...
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