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EC announces bypolls to seven Assembly seats in 6 states

  •   Mon, Oct 03 2022 06:09:09 PM

New Delhi, Oct 3 (IANS): The Election Commission Monday announced by-elections to seven vacant Assembly seats in six states to be held in November.

The Commission said that polling will be held on November 3 and counting of votes will take place on November 6.

Bypolls will be held in Andheri East in Maharashtra; Mokama and Gopalganj in Bihar; Adampur in Haryana; Munogode in Telangana; Gola Gokrannath in Uttar Pradesh and Dhamnagar in Odisha.

The notification for the bypolls would be issued on Friday and the last date for nominations would be October 14. The date of scrutiny of nominations and last date for withdrawal of candidature would be October 15 and October 17 respectively, said the poll panel on Monday.

The electoral rolls with respect to January 1, 2022 will be used for the bypolls.

The Election Commission said that an adequate number of EVMs and VVPAT machines have been made available and all steps have been taken to ensure that the polls are conducted smoothly with the help of these machines.
  

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  • Vinod Kumar, Mangalore

    Mon, Oct 03 2022

    100% VVPAT verification for EVMs. No 5% VVPAT as demanded by BJP. Except nervous and shaky BJP no other party demands for 5% VVPAT. Only 100% VVPAT is justified and the right way to go.

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