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Poll Officer Who Tampered Chandigarh Ballots Apologises To Supreme Court
The returning officer for the Chandigarh Mayoral Polls, Anil Masih, on Friday tendered an unconditional apology before the Supreme Court for making a false statement that the ballots were invalid.
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Chandigarh Mayor Polls Returning Officer Served Notice By Supreme Court
The returning officer at the centre of Chandigarh vote-tampering row is guilty of misdemeanour and made a deliberate attempt to deface eight ballot papers so that BJP's candidate is elected the city's mayor, the Supreme Court held today.
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AAP Candidate Declared Chandigarh Mayor, Top Court Cancels Earlier Result
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled Kuldeep Kumar the lawful winner of last month's Chandigarh mayoral election, ending weeks of controversy fuelled by the Returning Officer, Anil Masih, deliberately invalidating eight votes for the AAP leader.
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"Little Entertainment...": Chief Justice's Comic Relief During Big Hearing
The replay of the much-talked about video from Chandigarh mayoral polls provided some comic relief in Supreme Court today amid heated arguments and strong observations by the bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
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Chandigarh Poll Recount, 8 Invalidated Votes To Be Counted: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has directed the Chandigarh administration to recount votes from last month's mayoral election, and include eight - all in favour of the Aam Aadmi Party - declared "invalid" by Returning Officer Anil Masih.
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Amid Tampering Row, Top Court Examines Chandigarh Poll Ballot Papers
The Supreme Court will today examine the ballot papers of the Chandigarh mayoral poll and video recording of the counting process amid concerns over "horse-trading" and the contentious victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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Supreme Court's "No Fresh Poll" Proposal Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
The eight "defaced" ballot papers - from last month's controversial Chandigarh mayoral election - which are at the heart of a bitter fight between the AAP and the BJP must be shown to the Supreme Court Tuesday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said.
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"Why Did You Put X Mark?" Supreme Court Pulls Up Chandigarh Poll Officer
Taking a strict view of the alleged defacement of ballot papers during the Chandigarh mayoral election, the Supreme Court has said that the returning officer, Anil Masih, should be prosecuted.
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Coal Strike: Government Offered no Solution, Say Union Leaders
The meeting between the representatives of five trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swarup to resolve the coal strike remained inconclusive on Tuesday. At the end of the over-four-hour meeting, the union leaders said the strike will continue on Wednesday - which would be the second day of the five-day strike.
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Coal Strike to continue, No Headway Yet in Government-Union Talks
The talks between representatives of the five major trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swaroop have so far remained inconclusive on the first day of the coal strike. Both sides, however, have agreed to continue the discussion. The strike will continue, said representatives of the trade unions.
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AAP vs Reliance - the gas pricing controversy
Since Reliance struck gas in the KG-D6 block in the Krishna Godavari basin in 2002 - seen as a validation of allowing private players into gas and oil - controversy has never been far.
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Poll Officer Who Tampered Chandigarh Ballots Apologises To Supreme Court
The returning officer for the Chandigarh Mayoral Polls, Anil Masih, on Friday tendered an unconditional apology before the Supreme Court for making a false statement that the ballots were invalid.
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Chandigarh Mayor Polls Returning Officer Served Notice By Supreme Court
The returning officer at the centre of Chandigarh vote-tampering row is guilty of misdemeanour and made a deliberate attempt to deface eight ballot papers so that BJP's candidate is elected the city's mayor, the Supreme Court held today.
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AAP Candidate Declared Chandigarh Mayor, Top Court Cancels Earlier Result
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled Kuldeep Kumar the lawful winner of last month's Chandigarh mayoral election, ending weeks of controversy fuelled by the Returning Officer, Anil Masih, deliberately invalidating eight votes for the AAP leader.
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"Little Entertainment...": Chief Justice's Comic Relief During Big Hearing
The replay of the much-talked about video from Chandigarh mayoral polls provided some comic relief in Supreme Court today amid heated arguments and strong observations by the bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
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Chandigarh Poll Recount, 8 Invalidated Votes To Be Counted: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has directed the Chandigarh administration to recount votes from last month's mayoral election, and include eight - all in favour of the Aam Aadmi Party - declared "invalid" by Returning Officer Anil Masih.
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Amid Tampering Row, Top Court Examines Chandigarh Poll Ballot Papers
The Supreme Court will today examine the ballot papers of the Chandigarh mayoral poll and video recording of the counting process amid concerns over "horse-trading" and the contentious victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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Supreme Court's "No Fresh Poll" Proposal Amid Chandigarh Vote-Count Row
The eight "defaced" ballot papers - from last month's controversial Chandigarh mayoral election - which are at the heart of a bitter fight between the AAP and the BJP must be shown to the Supreme Court Tuesday, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said.
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"Why Did You Put X Mark?" Supreme Court Pulls Up Chandigarh Poll Officer
Taking a strict view of the alleged defacement of ballot papers during the Chandigarh mayoral election, the Supreme Court has said that the returning officer, Anil Masih, should be prosecuted.
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Coal Strike: Government Offered no Solution, Say Union Leaders
The meeting between the representatives of five trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swarup to resolve the coal strike remained inconclusive on Tuesday. At the end of the over-four-hour meeting, the union leaders said the strike will continue on Wednesday - which would be the second day of the five-day strike.
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Coal Strike to continue, No Headway Yet in Government-Union Talks
The talks between representatives of the five major trade unions and Coal Secretary Anil Swaroop have so far remained inconclusive on the first day of the coal strike. Both sides, however, have agreed to continue the discussion. The strike will continue, said representatives of the trade unions.
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AAP vs Reliance - the gas pricing controversy
Since Reliance struck gas in the KG-D6 block in the Krishna Godavari basin in 2002 - seen as a validation of allowing private players into gas and oil - controversy has never been far.
