There is an old saying – the power of time is powerful. How powerful time is, how valuable every minute is, one will realize this when one misses the target because of a few moments, a few moments, a few seconds, a few minutes. The latest incident is related to the Maharashtra elections. How much does a minute cost, someone should ask Nagpur-based Anees Ahmed.
Prakash Ambedkar-led party Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) had announced Anees as its candidate for the central assembly seat in Nagpur, but he could not file his nomination due to a one-minute delay. Former MP and ex-minister Anees Ahmed is a strong contender for the parliamentary candidate. When he failed to get votes from the Congress, Anees was determined to contest the election at all costs and left the alliance a day ago and joined the VBA.
VBA also gave Anees tickets. He was also nominated on October 29, the last date for nominations in Maharashtra elections. Anees completed all the formalities and procedures, but it was already 3:15 when he reached the election officer to submit his nomination papers. The designated time for nominations is only 3pm.
Citing the one-minute delay, election officials closed the door to the nomination hall. Anees Ahmed was deprived of the right to file nomination papers and this time his dream of joining the electoral battle and knocking on the doors of the Maharashtra Assembly was dashed. Anies has put the government in the dock throughout the incident. Anais Ahmed claimed that he went in before three o’clock.
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Anais Ahmed claimed my man was sitting inside. He got token number eight. Why not let me go while my man is sitting in it? He also said that once you enter through this door, there can be no other doors in the future. Anez said that before 3 o’clock, he had passed through the main door, half door and all doors and entered the interior. The officials didn’t let me go.
