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The Election Commission Tuesday said enforcement agencies in poll-bound Karnataka seized over Rs 375 crore worth of

Seizures of ₹83.78 crore were made by enforcement agencies from the date of the commission’s visit in March until the announcement of elections, according to the statement.

According to the poll panel, its thrust on

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday said that total seizures of Rs 375 crore was made during the run-up to the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls, while the Enforcement Directorate (ED) attached assets worth Rs 288 crore after the ...

It said that increased focus on expenditure monitoring was the reason being the seizures, which included freebies such as sarees, food kits, pressure cookers and kitchen appliances.

Work on installation of anti-collision technical armor is being carried out at a fast pace.Work on installation of anti-collision technical armor is being carried out at a fast pace.

Karnataka is going to vote for the assembly elections on Wednesday. But there is a matter of concern in Bengaluru, which is called the IT capital of | BLiTZ

Enforcement Directorate has also attached assets worth Rs 288 crore since the model code of conduct came into force ahead of the elections.

The Election Commission of India’s thrust on “inducement-free” elections from the past few elections, has continued and led to sustained efforts for election expenditure monitoring in the poll-going state of Karnataka. The recorded seizures in the St

In an exclusive interview, Union home minister Amit Shah takes questions on a variety of themes, speaks of how winning polls in Karnataka will ensure the party’s political entrenchment in South India.