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Residents of Rabguda village in Koraput are boycotting elections due to lack of basic amenities like a bridge over the Kalyani river, electricity, and water scarcity. The villagers are demanding essential services for healthcare and education.

CPI (Maoist) have issued calls to boycott the Lok Sabha elections by putting up posters across different sites in the Gomia block, demanding release of political prisoners and withdrawal of police camps from rural areas. The posters were removed on Saturday morning. Bokaro SP Pujya Prakash stated that an investigation is underway to identify those responsible for the act. The posters have been removed.

Six villages in Melghat hills, Amravati Lok Sabha, boycotted elections over infrastructure lack. Conflict between conservation, connectivity noted by

Residents of Sector 38 and Sushant Lok 2 threaten election boycotts over civic issues. Infrastructure challenges persist despite MCG control. Developm

BENGALURU: Peaceful polling across South Karnataka districts was marred by a violent incident on Friday afternoon at a remote hamlet in MM Hills of Ha.

Residents of Sector 38 in Gurgaon plan to boycott voting in Lok Sabha elections due to poor civic services, including deteriorating roads. MCG's respo

Expressing his unhappiness over various issues, Krushna Sikaka, a local resident said, "Maoist-related false cases are registered against the Dongrias. Hence, we are being harassed. Such cases should be withdrawn.”

The poll boycott call by the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization has cast a shadow over electioneering for the lone Lok Sabha seat in the state over the delay in resolution of their long-pending statehood demand.

In a stern warning to the authorities of Paradeep Phosphates Limited (PPL), residents of three slums near the PPL factory vowed to launch stir and boycott the upcoming elections in protest against the companys anti-public stance.   Established since 1980, PPL is home to approximately 5,000

India News: Uttarakhand village that called poll boycott to get road 'in 8 months' DEHRADUN: After a long wait, Dumak might get a road by the year-end.