Newspaper Headlines: Election Commission Has No Power, Says Top Court In Kamal Nath Case And Other Top Stories

  • <B>Hindustan Times</B>: Delhi broke its record for the highest number of Covid-19 cases to be added on a weekend, data released on Monday showed, as alarm grows over the scale of the outbreak in the Capital, forcing top officials from the Union and the Delhi governments to meet on Monday and discuss a recalibration of testing, treating and surveillance strategies. Roughly 28.6 million people across 94 seats in 17 districts in Bihar will go to polls in the biggest phase of the ongoing assembly elections on Tuesday.
    Hindustan Times: Delhi broke its record for the highest number of Covid-19 cases to be added on a weekend, data released on Monday showed, as alarm grows over the scale of the outbreak in the Capital, forcing top officials from the Union and the Delhi governments to meet on Monday and discuss a recalibration of testing, treating and surveillance strategies. Roughly 28.6 million people across 94 seats in 17 districts in Bihar will go to polls in the biggest phase of the ongoing assembly elections on Tuesday.
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  • <B>The Indian Express</B>: The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Election Commission order revoking former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath's name from the list of star campaigners for the Congress party in the state Assembly bypolls- elections to 28 seats will be held Tuesday.
    The Indian Express: The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Election Commission order revoking former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath's name from the list of star campaigners for the Congress party in the state Assembly bypolls- elections to 28 seats will be held Tuesday.
  • <B>The Asian Age</B>: The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Election Commission of India's decision to revoke former chief minister and Congress leader, Kamal Nath's, status as star campaigner due to alleged violation of Model Code of Conduct for his speeches.
    The Asian Age: The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Election Commission of India's decision to revoke former chief minister and Congress leader, Kamal Nath's, status as star campaigner due to alleged violation of Model Code of Conduct for his speeches.
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