Voter Turnout At 05:00 PM: Tamil Nadu Crosses 82%, Surpasses 2021 Poll Record
Election Commission of India reports 82.24% voter turnout in Tamil Nadu Assembly polls by 5 PM, exceeding 2021 levels, with strong participation across regions.
Voter Turnout At 05:00 PM: West Bengal Nears 90%, Tamil Nadu Crosses 82%
Election Commission of India reports West Bengal at 89.93% and Tamil Nadu at 82.24% voter turnout by 5 PM, both surpassing 2021 figures.
Less Violence This Time: PM Modi Credits EC For Bengal Polling
PM Narendra Modi praises the Election Commission of India for peaceful polling in West Bengal, predicts record turnout.
West Bengal Polls: 3.6 Crore Voters, Massive Security In Phase One
West Bengal enters the first phase of Assembly elections with 3.6 crore voters, heavy security deployment, and a close TMC-BJP contest.
Delhi Court Defers Hearing On Plea Seeking FIR Against Sonia Gandhi
Delhi court adjourns hearing on plea seeking FIR against Sonia Gandhi over alleged voter list irregularities.
“Why Only West Bengal?” Amit Shah Questions SIR Disruptions
Amit Shah questions why SIR faced disruptions only in West Bengal, criticising the state government and raising concerns over electoral processes.
UP Draft Voter List Sees Deletion Of 2.89 Crore Names Under Special Revision
Election Commission has released the draft voter list of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Uttar Pradesh, deleting 2.89 crore voters- 18 per cent- for various reasons out of 15.44 cr total voters in UP.
‘Election Commissioners Working For BJP,’ Congress Stages Rally Against ‘Vote Chori;’ Rahul Gandhi Pledges To Oust Modi Govt
The Congress on Sunday launched a sharp political offensive over alleged electoral malpractice, with its top leadership gathering at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan for the 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod' rally,
BJP Slams Congress Protest; Warns Against Insults To Prime Minister Modi
BJP warned Congress that abusive slogans against Prime Minister Modi reflect political desperation and will trigger strong public backlash nationwide.
HM Amit Shah Slams Congress, Says ‘No One Opposed SIR Till 2004’ As Lok Sabha Turns Combustible
Amit Shah defends SIR, accuses Congress of hypocrisy, cites seven decades of precedent, and sparks uproar in Lok Sabha over voter roll integrity.
