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Election In Democracy Has Own Sanctity, Cannot Stall Process: Supreme Court
Elections in democracy have their own sanctity and their process cannot be stalled, the Supreme Court said today, after a lawyer alleged voters of Rampur Sadar assembly constituency in Uttar Pradesh were beaten up by police.
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BJP Workers Thrash UP Polling Officer For Asking Voters To Press "Cycle"
Apolling officer was beaten up this morning at a voting booth in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad by BJP workers who alleged that he forced some women to vote for the Samajwadi Party, said police.
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Voters Thrashed in Baramulla for Defying Separatist Call
A day after voters in the Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency exercised their franchise, some of them were thrashed for defying the separatist call for boycott of the elections, district officials said.
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Mayawati MLA accused of beating up voters over electricity
When Kamlesh Diwakar visited his constituency of Bilhaur in Central Uttar Pradesh, it was meant to be a regular courtesy call ahead of the elections that are now just weeks away.
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Election In Democracy Has Own Sanctity, Cannot Stall Process: Supreme Court
Elections in democracy have their own sanctity and their process cannot be stalled, the Supreme Court said today, after a lawyer alleged voters of Rampur Sadar assembly constituency in Uttar Pradesh were beaten up by police.
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BJP Workers Thrash UP Polling Officer For Asking Voters To Press "Cycle"
Apolling officer was beaten up this morning at a voting booth in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad by BJP workers who alleged that he forced some women to vote for the Samajwadi Party, said police.
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Voters Thrashed in Baramulla for Defying Separatist Call
A day after voters in the Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency exercised their franchise, some of them were thrashed for defying the separatist call for boycott of the elections, district officials said.
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Mayawati MLA accused of beating up voters over electricity
When Kamlesh Diwakar visited his constituency of Bilhaur in Central Uttar Pradesh, it was meant to be a regular courtesy call ahead of the elections that are now just weeks away.
