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BJP Wins Pasighat Civic Body Polls In Arunachal Pradesh
The BJP on Saturday wrested Pasighat Municipal Council (PMC) from the Congress by winning six of the eight seats of the civic body in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Bihar Election Results: Nitish Kumar's Party Wins Hilsa Seat By Just 12 Votes
The JD(U) has won the Hilsa assembly seat in Bihar just by 12 votes, according to the Election Commission website, a result contested by the rival RJD.
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55.22% Turnout In Bihar Final Phase, Was 56.66% in 2015: Poll Commission
55.22 per cent people cast their votes till 5 pm in the third and final phase of assembly elections in Bihar -- a shade lower than 56.66 per cent in 2015 -- in which stakes are high for Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who is up against multiple rivals, including former ally Chirag Paswan.At least 1,204 candidates are in fray for the 78 assembly seats...
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Election Panel Should Act: Vasundhara Raje On Sharad Yadav's Body-Shaming
Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje today expressed shock at Bihar politician Sharad Yadav's comments body-shaming her at an election rally and said the Election Commission must act.
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JD(U)'s Sharad Yadav-Led Faction To Move Poll Panel For Recognition As New Party
The Sharad Yadav-led rebel JD(U) faction will shortly move the Election Commission (EC) to be recognised as a new party.
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Sharad Yadav's JD(U) Faction Again In Court Over Arrow Symbol
K Rajasekaran, the newly appointed President of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United), today moved the Delhi High Court challenging an Election Commission order rejecting their claim to the 'Arrow' symbol.
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Will Pass Order On JD(U) Symbol Issue, Election Body Tells High Court
The Election Commission will pass an order on the issue of rejecting the claim of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United) over the 'Arrow' symbol by Monday.
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JD(U) Arrow Symbol Row: Delhi High Court Refrains From Passing Interim Order
The Delhi High Court today refrained from passing any interim order against the Election Commission of India's order rejecting the claim of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United) over the 'Arrow' symbol.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Rightful Owner Of Arrow Symbol, Rules Election Commission
In a setback to Sharad Yadav, the Election Commission (EC) today ruled that the group led by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is the real Janata Dal (United) and is entitled to use the 'Arrow' poll symbol of the party.
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Sharad Yadav's National Council Meeting 'Illegal': JD(U)
Nitish Kumar's JD(U) today said a national council meeting held by rebel party leader Sharad Yadav was "illegal" as he did not have the right to convene it in view of a recent Election Commission (EC) decision.
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For Janata Dal (United) Symbol, Sharad Yadav's Camp To File New Request
The rebel Sharad Yadav faction of the JD(U) today said it will submit a fresh application to claim the party's poll symbol after the Election Commission (EC) asked it provide evidence to back the demand.
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'No Proof': Why Sharad Yadav Loses Claim To Party Symbol
Sharad Yadav's assertion that he, and not Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, represented the "real" Janata Dal United received a hit on Tuesday when the Election Commission refused to entertain his request because he hadn't backed his claim with documentary evidence.
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Sharad Yadav Faction Moves Poll Panel, JD(U) Asks Him To Skip Lalu Prasad's Rally
The JD(U) faction led by Sharad Yadav, today approached the Election Commission (EC), claiming that it represented the "real" party and that a majority of the national council members were with it.
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MCD Elections 2017: JDU Alleges Voters Being Intimidated, Writes To Election Commission
Days ahead of the civic polls, the JD(U) today lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission (SEC) alleging that voters hailing from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh were being intimidated by members of rival parties.
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JD(U) Keen to Change Its Symbol to 'Wheel': Nitish Kumar
Bihar's ruling JD(U) will approach the Election Commission to change its election symbol 'arrow' in favour of its previous symbol 'wheel', Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said today.
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BJP Wins Pasighat Civic Body Polls In Arunachal Pradesh
The BJP on Saturday wrested Pasighat Municipal Council (PMC) from the Congress by winning six of the eight seats of the civic body in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Bihar Election Results: Nitish Kumar's Party Wins Hilsa Seat By Just 12 Votes
The JD(U) has won the Hilsa assembly seat in Bihar just by 12 votes, according to the Election Commission website, a result contested by the rival RJD.
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55.22% Turnout In Bihar Final Phase, Was 56.66% in 2015: Poll Commission
55.22 per cent people cast their votes till 5 pm in the third and final phase of assembly elections in Bihar -- a shade lower than 56.66 per cent in 2015 -- in which stakes are high for Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who is up against multiple rivals, including former ally Chirag Paswan.At least 1,204 candidates are in fray for the 78 assembly seats...
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Election Panel Should Act: Vasundhara Raje On Sharad Yadav's Body-Shaming
Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje today expressed shock at Bihar politician Sharad Yadav's comments body-shaming her at an election rally and said the Election Commission must act.
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JD(U)'s Sharad Yadav-Led Faction To Move Poll Panel For Recognition As New Party
The Sharad Yadav-led rebel JD(U) faction will shortly move the Election Commission (EC) to be recognised as a new party.
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Sharad Yadav's JD(U) Faction Again In Court Over Arrow Symbol
K Rajasekaran, the newly appointed President of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United), today moved the Delhi High Court challenging an Election Commission order rejecting their claim to the 'Arrow' symbol.
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Will Pass Order On JD(U) Symbol Issue, Election Body Tells High Court
The Election Commission will pass an order on the issue of rejecting the claim of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United) over the 'Arrow' symbol by Monday.
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JD(U) Arrow Symbol Row: Delhi High Court Refrains From Passing Interim Order
The Delhi High Court today refrained from passing any interim order against the Election Commission of India's order rejecting the claim of the Sharad Yadav faction of Janata Dal (United) over the 'Arrow' symbol.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Rightful Owner Of Arrow Symbol, Rules Election Commission
In a setback to Sharad Yadav, the Election Commission (EC) today ruled that the group led by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is the real Janata Dal (United) and is entitled to use the 'Arrow' poll symbol of the party.
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Sharad Yadav's National Council Meeting 'Illegal': JD(U)
Nitish Kumar's JD(U) today said a national council meeting held by rebel party leader Sharad Yadav was "illegal" as he did not have the right to convene it in view of a recent Election Commission (EC) decision.
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For Janata Dal (United) Symbol, Sharad Yadav's Camp To File New Request
The rebel Sharad Yadav faction of the JD(U) today said it will submit a fresh application to claim the party's poll symbol after the Election Commission (EC) asked it provide evidence to back the demand.
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'No Proof': Why Sharad Yadav Loses Claim To Party Symbol
Sharad Yadav's assertion that he, and not Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, represented the "real" Janata Dal United received a hit on Tuesday when the Election Commission refused to entertain his request because he hadn't backed his claim with documentary evidence.
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Sharad Yadav Faction Moves Poll Panel, JD(U) Asks Him To Skip Lalu Prasad's Rally
The JD(U) faction led by Sharad Yadav, today approached the Election Commission (EC), claiming that it represented the "real" party and that a majority of the national council members were with it.
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MCD Elections 2017: JDU Alleges Voters Being Intimidated, Writes To Election Commission
Days ahead of the civic polls, the JD(U) today lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission (SEC) alleging that voters hailing from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh were being intimidated by members of rival parties.
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JD(U) Keen to Change Its Symbol to 'Wheel': Nitish Kumar
Bihar's ruling JD(U) will approach the Election Commission to change its election symbol 'arrow' in favour of its previous symbol 'wheel', Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said today.
