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"Local Problems Will Be There, But...": S Jaishankar Confident Of Big Win
The 2024 Lok Sabha election is a national issue and people will vote from that perspective, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar told NDTV, brushing aside talk that regional issues - like the ethnic violence in Manipur - could affect the BJP's chances.
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Repolling At 11 Manipur Polling Stations After Gunfire, EVMs Destroyed
Manipur chief electoral officer on Saturday announced repolling at 11 polling stations in the Inner Manipur Lok Sabha constituency on April 22.
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India Records 65.4% Polling As Millions Vote In Round 1 Of General Election
The massive exercise to elect the 18th Lok Sabha started today with elections on 102 seats across 21 states and Union Territories. By the end of Phase 1, around 60.03% people voted. Sporadic violence was reported from Manipur and Bengal.
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Gunfire, EVMs Destroyed, Anger In Crisis-Hit Manipur Amid Chaotic Voting
Ethnic violence-hit Manipur today reported 68 per cent turnout when voting ended at 4 pm, in what was seen as one of the lowest turnout in the state.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Crisis-Hit Manipur All Set To Vote In Phase 1
Tight security arrangements have been put in place for the first of the two-phased Lok Sabha elections in Manipur, which had been rocked by ethnic violence over the last one year, officials said on Thursday.
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Supreme Court Refuses Petition For Voting Facilities To Displaced Residents In Manipur Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking voting facilities for around 18,000 people displaced internally due to the ethnic strife in Manipur for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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No Voting Arrangement So Far For Those Displaced In Manipur: Official
Thousands of Kuki-Zo community people of Manipur, who have taken shelter in Mizoram following the ethnic violence in their home state, may not be able to exercise their franchise in the Lok Sabha polls, an official said on Tuesday.
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RSS Chief's Warning Against Attempts To Get Votes By "Inflaming Emotions"
Questioning if forces from across the border were behind the violence in Manipur, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today "strong political will" was required to check the violence in the Northeastern state.
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"Unhappy" Over Manipur Violence, BJP's Mizoram Ally To Back No-Trust Motion
In a setback for the BJP, albeit a symbolic one, its allyin Mizoram has declared that it will support the no-confidence motion moved against the central government.
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Day 3 Of No-Trust Debate In Parliament, PM's Reply Today: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the no-confidence motion brought by the Opposition parties in a bid to corner the government over the violence raging in Manipur.
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PM Doesn't Consider Manipur Part Of India, Says Rahul Gandhi: Top Quotes
Rahul Gandhi today kicked off the second day of the no-confidence debate in the Lok Sabha today. He spoke on a number of issues, from his Bharat Jodo Yatra to the ethnic clashes in Manipur.
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Kiren Rijiju Says Opposition Will Regret Bringing No-Trust Vote: 10 Points
The Day 1 of the debate on the No-Confidence Motion against the Narendra Modi government saw the Congress arguing against "precedent" in Manipur and accusing the government of creating a great divide in the state
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Government To Face No-Trust Vote In Parliament. Speaker To Decide When
The Lok Sabha speaker today admitted the Congress motion seeking a no-trust vote over the ongoing ethnic-clashes in Manipur.
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1 Killed In Manipur Poll Violence, 77% Turnout In Phase 2: 10 Points
A person was killed after security forces opened fire when violence broke out during voting in Manipur's Karong constituency today. Manipur is voting to pick among 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across 10 districts.
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"Local Problems Will Be There, But...": S Jaishankar Confident Of Big Win
The 2024 Lok Sabha election is a national issue and people will vote from that perspective, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar told NDTV, brushing aside talk that regional issues - like the ethnic violence in Manipur - could affect the BJP's chances.
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Repolling At 11 Manipur Polling Stations After Gunfire, EVMs Destroyed
Manipur chief electoral officer on Saturday announced repolling at 11 polling stations in the Inner Manipur Lok Sabha constituency on April 22.
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India Records 65.4% Polling As Millions Vote In Round 1 Of General Election
The massive exercise to elect the 18th Lok Sabha started today with elections on 102 seats across 21 states and Union Territories. By the end of Phase 1, around 60.03% people voted. Sporadic violence was reported from Manipur and Bengal.
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Gunfire, EVMs Destroyed, Anger In Crisis-Hit Manipur Amid Chaotic Voting
Ethnic violence-hit Manipur today reported 68 per cent turnout when voting ended at 4 pm, in what was seen as one of the lowest turnout in the state.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Crisis-Hit Manipur All Set To Vote In Phase 1
Tight security arrangements have been put in place for the first of the two-phased Lok Sabha elections in Manipur, which had been rocked by ethnic violence over the last one year, officials said on Thursday.
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Supreme Court Refuses Petition For Voting Facilities To Displaced Residents In Manipur Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking voting facilities for around 18,000 people displaced internally due to the ethnic strife in Manipur for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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No Voting Arrangement So Far For Those Displaced In Manipur: Official
Thousands of Kuki-Zo community people of Manipur, who have taken shelter in Mizoram following the ethnic violence in their home state, may not be able to exercise their franchise in the Lok Sabha polls, an official said on Tuesday.
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RSS Chief's Warning Against Attempts To Get Votes By "Inflaming Emotions"
Questioning if forces from across the border were behind the violence in Manipur, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today "strong political will" was required to check the violence in the Northeastern state.
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"Unhappy" Over Manipur Violence, BJP's Mizoram Ally To Back No-Trust Motion
In a setback for the BJP, albeit a symbolic one, its allyin Mizoram has declared that it will support the no-confidence motion moved against the central government.
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Day 3 Of No-Trust Debate In Parliament, PM's Reply Today: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the no-confidence motion brought by the Opposition parties in a bid to corner the government over the violence raging in Manipur.
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PM Doesn't Consider Manipur Part Of India, Says Rahul Gandhi: Top Quotes
Rahul Gandhi today kicked off the second day of the no-confidence debate in the Lok Sabha today. He spoke on a number of issues, from his Bharat Jodo Yatra to the ethnic clashes in Manipur.
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Kiren Rijiju Says Opposition Will Regret Bringing No-Trust Vote: 10 Points
The Day 1 of the debate on the No-Confidence Motion against the Narendra Modi government saw the Congress arguing against "precedent" in Manipur and accusing the government of creating a great divide in the state
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Government To Face No-Trust Vote In Parliament. Speaker To Decide When
The Lok Sabha speaker today admitted the Congress motion seeking a no-trust vote over the ongoing ethnic-clashes in Manipur.
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1 Killed In Manipur Poll Violence, 77% Turnout In Phase 2: 10 Points
A person was killed after security forces opened fire when violence broke out during voting in Manipur's Karong constituency today. Manipur is voting to pick among 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across 10 districts.
