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AIGF, Gaming Startups File Writ Petition Challenging Online Gaming Ban

The All India Gaming Federation and three online gaming companies filed writ petitions in the Karnataka High Court challenging the ban.

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Madras HC bans bursting of firecrackers on May 2 in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry

Madras HC bans bursting of firecrackers on May 2 in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
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Updated: Apr 30, 2021 15:12 IST
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], April 30 (ANI): Madras High Court Chief Justice on Friday accepted a request made by advocate Ajay Francis Loyola to impose a ban on the bursting of firecrackers on the day of the counting of votes in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on May 2.
The High Court hopes that political parties, media persons and citizens at large will follow the COVID-19 protocol on the day of the counting of Assembly election votes on May 2. "Leaders of political parties should keep their rank and file in check and prevent from bursting of crackers," the court said.

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Madras HC bans bursting of firecrackers in TN, Puducherry

Madras HC bans bursting of firecrackers in TN, Puducherry
Madras HC bans bursting of firecrackers in TN, Puducherry
Last Updated: Fri, Apr 30th, 2021, 17:17:57hrs
Chennai (Tamil Nadu): Madras High Court Chief Justice on Friday accepted a request made by advocate Ajay Francis Loyola to impose a ban on the bursting of firecrackers on the day of the counting of votes in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on May 2.
The High Court hopes that political parties, media persons and citizens at large will follow the COVID-19 protocol on the day of the counting of Assembly election votes on May 2. "Leaders of political parties should keep their rank and file in check and prevent from bursting of crackers," the court said.

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ECI clarifies on Covid SOP for counting: Lab report or vaccine shot must for polling officials

ECI clarifies on Covid SOP for counting: Lab report or vaccine shot must for polling officials
Issuing a clarification on the Covid SOP for counting agents and polling officials, the Election Commission has said it will accept authorised lab reports or vaccination certificates till 8 am on May 2.
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Trinamool Congress has said that the Election Commission of India's (ECI) decision to collect Covid-19 negative reports of counting agents and polling officials within 48 hours of the beginning of the counting process, is contradictory to protocol because that would mean that the report can be submitted by May 4.
The ECI has, however, clarified saying that the RTPCR/RAT report from any authorised lab will be accepted within the 48-hour limit, which means from 8 am on April 30 to 8 am on May 2.

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Madras HC says Election Commission responsible for 2nd Covid wave, says officials should be booked for murder

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The Madras High Court on Monday slammed the Election Commission of India for allowing political rallies amid a deadly second wave of Covid-19.
The EC is singularly responsible for the second wave of Covid-19 by not stopping political parties from holding election rallies, Madras HC Chief Justice Sanjib Bannerjee said on Monday as he reprimanded the poll body.
The Madras HC also observed that the Election Commission officials should be booked for murder.
“Your institution is singularly responsible for the second wave of Covid-19. Election Commission officers should be booked on murder charges probably,” the HC observed.

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