The Election Commission on Saturday extended the date of Haryana assembly elections from October 1 to October 5. The commission said that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the centuries-old festival of the Bishnoi community. The counting of votes for Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana assembly elections will now take place on October
The Election Commission on Saturday announced the change in the date of Haryana elections. Now voting for 90 assembly seats of the state will be held on October 5 instead of October 1. The commission said that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the centuries-old festival of the Bishnoi community. Along with this,
The Election Commission has issued a notice to the Haryana unit of the BJP. Taking seriously the matter of using a child in a post on social media, the Commission has issued a notice to the state president of the party and asked him to take “immediate corrective action”. Using children in election campaigns and
In view of the assembly elections in Haryana, ticket distribution is becoming a headache for political parties. Apart from the traditional caste, community and region, political parties are also considering new equations, such as focusing on nepotism and social engineering. The ruling BJP is in the race to gain power for the third consecutive time.
Aaj Tak/India Today’s Mood of the Nation Survey is indicating something different about Haryana and Maharashtra. If the survey is to be believed, the results of the Haryana and Maharashtra assembly elections can be completely different from the Lok Sabha results – and the results of Hemant Soren’s experiments in Jharkhand can also be different
Aaj Tak has conducted a ‘Mood of the Nation’ survey in collaboration with C-Voter. This survey was conducted between July 15 and August 10. Its sample size was kept at 1,36,463. During the survey, public opinion was taken on the question of who is better to lead the Congress, then 49 percent people are in
The Election Commission announced the date of elections for Jammu-Kashmir and Haryana Assembly on Friday. Elections will be held in three phases in Jammu and Kashmir, while elections on 90 seats in Haryana will be held in one phase only. The election results of both the states will be released on October 4. This is
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. He said that voting for 90 seats in Jammu and Kashmir will be held on September 18, September 25 and October 1, while in Haryana, voting will be held in a single phase on October 1. Counting of votes for both
Haryana Assembly election dates have been announced. The Election Commission told in a press conference that the assembly elections in Haryana will be held in the first phase. Voting will be held for the assembly elections on 1 October. Then the votes will be counted on October 4. See what else Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv
By-elections may be held on assembly seats of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Posted by :- Ritu Tomar The Election Commission can also announce by-elections on 10 assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh. These by-elections will be held on Ghaziabad, Majhwan, Mirapur, Milkypur, Karhal, Katehari, Kundarki, Phulpur, Khair and Sisamau seats. This by-election of 10 seats is
Aam Aadmi Party is also going to contest elections on 90 seats of Haryana Assembly, and the election campaign has started under the leadership of Sunita Kejriwal, wife of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal – During her campaign, Sunita Kejriwal and her husband were described as Lal of Haryana. While presenting, she is seeking blessings