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With the closing in of the 12th Manipur Assembly Elections 2022 and amid the simmering serious concern among all stakeholders, the state chief election officer informed about the several measures and arrangements in place for holding of successful elections in the state.

The Bharatiya Janata Party, through its West Bengal president Dilip Ghosh, appealed to the Supreme Court against orders of the Calcutta High Court declining its plea to deploy central paramilitary forces for the polls

The division bench of Calcutta High Court on Friday reserved its verdict over the deployment of central forces during Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) polls.

Court calls for deploying adequate personnel

Delhi High Court directed Delhi Police Commissioner to undertake periodical review of security arrangements in courts, based on security audit by an expert team, for deploying requisite number of personnel and installation of gadgets.

As the nation gives a respected send-off to Indian Defence Chief Bipin Rawat on Friday, many revisit the rules and protocols of state funerals.

Uniindia: Shimla, Oct 24 (UNI) As many as 17 companies of Central Paramilitary Police including six ITBP, three SSB, three CRPF and five BSF have been deployed to conduct safe and free bypolls in Himachal Pradesh as polling is scheduled on Oct 30 and counting of votes on November 2. <br /

The Election Commission has issued a notice to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her prima facie "completely false, provocative and intemperate statements" against central armed police forces deputed on election duty in the state, saying her remarksare demoralising the personnel. The notice issued on Thursday night said the Trinamool Congress leader prima facie violated various sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Model Code of Conduct with her remarks against the central fo...

New Delhi/Kolkata, April 9 The Election Commission has issued a notice to Mamata Banerjee for her “completely false, provocative and intemperate statements” against central forces performing election duty in West Bengal, provoking a defiant TMC boss to declare she will continue doing so until “the CRPF stops working for BJP”. The notice issued on Thursday night said the West Bengal chief minister prima facie violated various sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Model Code of Conduc...

The notice issued on Thursday night said the West Bengal chief minister prima facie violated various sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Model Code of Conduct with her remarks against the central forces. NEW DELHI/KOLKATA: The Election Commission has issued a notice to Mamata Banerjee for her "completely false, provocative and intemperate statements" against central forces performing election duty in West Bengal, provoking a defiant TMC boss to declare she will continue doing so until "th...