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B Bommai Rejects Claims Of Removing Minority Votes From Electoral Roll
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Friday rubbished the charge that the names of people from minority communities are being deleted from the electoral roll in the state.
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2 Poll Officials Suspended In Karnataka Amid Allegations Of Voter Fraud
The Election Commission on Friday directed officials for a review of the deletions and additions in the electoral rolls of three Assembly seats in Karnataka and ordered the suspension of two additional district election officials.
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'Cycle' To Roll Out In Madhya Pradesh As Samajwadi Party To Contest All 230 Assembly Seats
Undeterred by failure in its electoral ventures in Gujarat and Karnataka, the Samajwadi Party is all geared up to contest all 230 seats in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly polls scheduled later this year.
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Karnataka's 4.6 crore voters have 434 candidates to choose from
Karnataka's 46 million electorate is spoilt for choice as 434 candidates, including 21 women, woo them, with political parties rolling out their big guns for campaigning.
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B Bommai Rejects Claims Of Removing Minority Votes From Electoral Roll
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Friday rubbished the charge that the names of people from minority communities are being deleted from the electoral roll in the state.
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2 Poll Officials Suspended In Karnataka Amid Allegations Of Voter Fraud
The Election Commission on Friday directed officials for a review of the deletions and additions in the electoral rolls of three Assembly seats in Karnataka and ordered the suspension of two additional district election officials.
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'Cycle' To Roll Out In Madhya Pradesh As Samajwadi Party To Contest All 230 Assembly Seats
Undeterred by failure in its electoral ventures in Gujarat and Karnataka, the Samajwadi Party is all geared up to contest all 230 seats in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly polls scheduled later this year.
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Karnataka's 4.6 crore voters have 434 candidates to choose from
Karnataka's 46 million electorate is spoilt for choice as 434 candidates, including 21 women, woo them, with political parties rolling out their big guns for campaigning.
