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123 Of 1,352 Candidates In 3rd Phase Of Lok Sabha Polls Are Women: Report
Only 9 per cent of the 1,352 candidates contesting in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections are women while 18 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves, the ADR said in a new report.
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44% Lok Sabha MPs Face Criminal Charges, 5% Are Billionaires: Report
Out of the 514 sitting Lok Sabha MPs analysed, 225 (44 per cent) have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to the self-sworn affidavits analysed by poll rights body Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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33% Of Rajya Sabha MPs Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
Of 225 Rajya Sabha sitting members analysed, 33 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves while the total assets of these sitting MPs stood at Rs 19,602 crore, according to poll rights body ADR.
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36% Rajya Sabha Candidates Declared Criminal Cases Against Themselves: Report
Thirty-six percent of Rajya Sabha candidates have declared criminal cases against themselves while the average assets of candidates analysed stood at Rs 127.81 crore, according to poll rights body Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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17 Out Of 90 Newly Elected Chhattisgarh MLAs Have Criminal Cases: Report
As many as 17 of the 90 MLAs in the newly elected Chhattisgarh assembly have declared criminal cases against themselves, with six facing serious charges like voluntarily causing hurt and criminal intimidation.
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Chhattisgarh Assembly: Surge In Crorepati MLAs, Fall In Criminal Cases, And Rise In Women's Representation
Chhattisgarh assembly election: The number of MLAs with declared assets worth over a crore (crorepati MLAs) has increased from 68 in 2018 to 72 in 2023.
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In 2023 Mizoram Election, This Party Has Most Candidates With Criminal Cases
Only seven, or four per cent, of the 174 candidates contesting the 2023 Mizoram Assembly poll have declared criminal cases against themselves in the mandatory self-sworn affidavits, the Association for Democratic Reform has said.
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40% Sitting MPs Facing Criminal Cases, 25% Serious Cases: Report
About 40 per cent of sitting MPs have criminal cases registered against them out of which 25 per cent have declared serious criminal cases, according to poll rights body ADR.
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12% Of Sitting Rajya Sabha Members Billionaires, Says Report
Out of the 225 Rajya Sabha sitting MPs analysed, 75 (33 per cent) have declared criminal cases against themselves, said the ADR report.
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17% Of Councillors Elected To Delhi Civic Body Face Criminal Charges: Report
At least 17 per cent of the newly elected councillors in the MCD have declared criminal cases against them while another 8 per cent face "serious" cases, according to a Association for Democratic Reforms report.
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72% Of Bihar Ministers Face Criminal Cases: Report
More than 70 per cent of the newly sworn-in ministers in Bihar have declared criminal cases against themselves, the poll rights body ADR said.
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75% Of Maharashtra Ministers Face Criminal Cases: Report
Seventy-five per cent of the Maharashtra ministers have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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31% Of Sitting Rajya Sabha Members Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
About 31 per cent of sitting Rajya Sabha MPs have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to a report released by Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and National Election Watch.
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Almost 40% New Rajya Sabha Members Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
Of 57 newly elected Rajya Sabha members, 23 (almost 40 per cent) have declared criminal cases against them in their poll affidavits, according to ADR-National Election Watch report.
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Seven Of 11 Punjab Ministers Face Criminal Cases, 9 Crorepatis
Seven of the 11 newly sworn-in ministers in Punjab have declared criminal cases against themselves, with four of them facing serious charges, poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms said on Monday.
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123 Of 1,352 Candidates In 3rd Phase Of Lok Sabha Polls Are Women: Report
Only 9 per cent of the 1,352 candidates contesting in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections are women while 18 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves, the ADR said in a new report.
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44% Lok Sabha MPs Face Criminal Charges, 5% Are Billionaires: Report
Out of the 514 sitting Lok Sabha MPs analysed, 225 (44 per cent) have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to the self-sworn affidavits analysed by poll rights body Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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33% Of Rajya Sabha MPs Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
Of 225 Rajya Sabha sitting members analysed, 33 per cent have declared criminal cases against themselves while the total assets of these sitting MPs stood at Rs 19,602 crore, according to poll rights body ADR.
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36% Rajya Sabha Candidates Declared Criminal Cases Against Themselves: Report
Thirty-six percent of Rajya Sabha candidates have declared criminal cases against themselves while the average assets of candidates analysed stood at Rs 127.81 crore, according to poll rights body Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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17 Out Of 90 Newly Elected Chhattisgarh MLAs Have Criminal Cases: Report
As many as 17 of the 90 MLAs in the newly elected Chhattisgarh assembly have declared criminal cases against themselves, with six facing serious charges like voluntarily causing hurt and criminal intimidation.
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Chhattisgarh Assembly: Surge In Crorepati MLAs, Fall In Criminal Cases, And Rise In Women's Representation
Chhattisgarh assembly election: The number of MLAs with declared assets worth over a crore (crorepati MLAs) has increased from 68 in 2018 to 72 in 2023.
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In 2023 Mizoram Election, This Party Has Most Candidates With Criminal Cases
Only seven, or four per cent, of the 174 candidates contesting the 2023 Mizoram Assembly poll have declared criminal cases against themselves in the mandatory self-sworn affidavits, the Association for Democratic Reform has said.
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40% Sitting MPs Facing Criminal Cases, 25% Serious Cases: Report
About 40 per cent of sitting MPs have criminal cases registered against them out of which 25 per cent have declared serious criminal cases, according to poll rights body ADR.
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12% Of Sitting Rajya Sabha Members Billionaires, Says Report
Out of the 225 Rajya Sabha sitting MPs analysed, 75 (33 per cent) have declared criminal cases against themselves, said the ADR report.
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17% Of Councillors Elected To Delhi Civic Body Face Criminal Charges: Report
At least 17 per cent of the newly elected councillors in the MCD have declared criminal cases against them while another 8 per cent face "serious" cases, according to a Association for Democratic Reforms report.
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72% Of Bihar Ministers Face Criminal Cases: Report
More than 70 per cent of the newly sworn-in ministers in Bihar have declared criminal cases against themselves, the poll rights body ADR said.
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75% Of Maharashtra Ministers Face Criminal Cases: Report
Seventy-five per cent of the Maharashtra ministers have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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31% Of Sitting Rajya Sabha Members Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
About 31 per cent of sitting Rajya Sabha MPs have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to a report released by Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and National Election Watch.
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Almost 40% New Rajya Sabha Members Have Declared Criminal Cases: Report
Of 57 newly elected Rajya Sabha members, 23 (almost 40 per cent) have declared criminal cases against them in their poll affidavits, according to ADR-National Election Watch report.
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Seven Of 11 Punjab Ministers Face Criminal Cases, 9 Crorepatis
Seven of the 11 newly sworn-in ministers in Punjab have declared criminal cases against themselves, with four of them facing serious charges, poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms said on Monday.
