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Bangladeshis voted in Kerala, they were issued ration card and voters ID in 24 hours ; Sobha Surendran writes to Amit Shah

Bangladeshis voted in Kerala, they were issued ration card and voters ID in 24 hours ; Sobha Surendran writes to Amit Shah
keralakaumudi.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from keralakaumudi.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Kerala Polls: Sparks start to fly, fireworks not far behind

Kerala Polls: Sparks start to fly, fireworks not far behind
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Election Day Wrap: High Turnout, Peaceful Voting Marks Polls in Kerala, TN and Assam

Election Day Wrap: High Turnout, Peaceful Voting Marks Polls in Kerala, TN and Assam The three-phase election in Assam, ended on April 6. In addition to three districts of Bengal, the Union Territory of Puducherry also went to polls. Citizens stand in a queue to cast their votes at a polling station, during the third phase of Assam Assembly elections, in Guwahati, Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Photo: PTI Politics17 hours ago New Delhi: The elections to the assemblies of Kerala and Tamil Nadu took place following COVID-19 health protocol and involving lakhs of personnel on Tuesday, April 6. In two states today was phase three of the assembly election, which also meant the final phase in Assam. Bengal, on day three, saw significant violence across the three districts where polling took place.

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Kerala voters deliver a shocker to three major fronts - The Hindu BusinessLine

Kerala voters deliver a shocker to three major fronts April 07, 2021 Voters in Kerala appeared to deliver a shocker to all three political fronts in the State in the single-phase elections held on Tuesday by turning up in much fewer numbers (74.02 per cent of total electorate) than surmised from their enthusiastic response marked by long queues at most stations earlier in the day. The only consolation is that the more than 3.5 lakh postal votes polled separately, combined with those of the polling officials, might help the final figure, expected later on Wednesday, touch the 77-per cent mark to be on a par with the 77.10 per cent of 2016 Assembly or 77.35 per cent in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

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Brisk polling in Nemom, Kazhakkottam in Kerala - The Hindu BusinessLine

Brisk polling in Nemom, Kazhakkottam in Kerala April 06, 2021 Brisk polling has been reported from the five or six Assembly segments in Thiruvananthapuram district which are witnessing some of the prestigious fights with all three fronts - the outgoing CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF), main opposition Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) and spirited contender BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) - locked in fierce multi-cornered contests. Among these are Nemom from where Kummanam Rajasekharan (BJP), former Mizoram Governor, takes on K Muraleedharan of the Congress and V Sivankutty of the CPI(M); Kazhakoottam, where Kadakampalli Suredran, Temple Administration Minister in the LDF government has run into strong opposition from firebrand Sobha Surendran (BJP) and SS Lal (Congress); and VV Rajesh, President of district BJP, confronts sitting MLA VK Prasanth (CPI(M) and debutant Veena Nair of the Congress.

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