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At least two persons were killed and few others were injured in Manipur as over 77 per cent of the 8,38,730 voters exercised their franchise in 22 of the 60 constituencies that went to the polls in the second and final phase Assembly elections ...

Senior Congress leader and partys Manipur observer Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said that he would move to Supreme Court after the Election Commission maintained that the payments made to banned militant groups in the state didnt constitute the violation of the model code of conduct (MCC).

Voting began in Manipur to seal the electoral fate of 92 candidates in 22 constituencies across six districts in the second and last phase of assembly elections on Saturday. All arrangements to hold the voting in 1247 polling stations adhering to the Covid-19 safety protocols have been completed, Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Rajesh Agarwal said on Friday. Prominent candidates

Congress chief Jairam Ramesh is the occasion's observer in Manipur

Besides the 22 seats, repolling is also being held in 12 booths in five constituencies.

The voting for the second and final phase of Manipur Assembly elections began on Saturday morning amid tight security, election officials said.A large number of voters including women and new electorates queued up in front of the polling ...

Polling is underway for the second and last phase of state Assembly elections today in 22 Assembly constituencies

Congress leader and the party's Manipur observer Jairam Ramesh today said he would approach the Supreme Court after the "Election Commission maintained that the payments made to banned militant groups in the state didn't constitute the MCC violation.

Manipur Polls 2022: Amid the simmering tension and tight security arrangements, voters in great numbers came out to exercise their franchise in 1,247 polling stations of 22 constituencies across six districts in the state.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Senior Congress leader and partys Manipur observer Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said that he would move to Supreme Court after the "Election Commission maintained that the payments made to banned militant groups in the state didnt constitute the violation of the model code of conduct (MCC)". India News | Manipur Polls: Jairam to Move SC over Payments by Govt to Banned Militant Groups.