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BJP is ready to seek support from brass if it allows me to do so: Sudarson Reddy

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Opposition vice -president candidate B. Sudarsen Reddy on Saturday sought support from all the members of the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha for his candidature, whether he was ready to do so, whether he was ready to meet the top brass of the BJP despite the party lines.

Emphasizing that he wanted this election to be one of the most civilized and fair elections seen by India in recent years, Reddy also questioned the special intensive amendment of the electoral role, stating that being in the majority, no one is strong to do whatever he wants.

He said in a press conference here, “I have sent letters to all members of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha to consider my candidature, and I am ready to meet the top brass of BJP and seek support.

Reddy also hit the center, alleging that Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren was tortured and his dignity was crushed.

He said, “Constitutional workers involved in preparing the Jharkhand CM are responsible for violating their dignity … They should take responsibility for violating their dignity like any other citizen by the Constitution,” he said.

The platform has been set for a direct competition between the ruling NDA nominated CP Radhakrishnan and Joint Opposition candidate Reddy for the Vice-Presidential election on 9 September on 9 September, which is being described as the “South vs South” fight, which is both hailstorm.

While Radhakrishnan is a BJP veteran from Tamil Nadu, Reddy is a former Supreme Court judge, who is from Telangana.

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‘Congress submitted 89 lakh complaints to ECI during his head, all dismissed’

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Senior Congress leader Pawan Khera said on Sunday that 89 lakh complaints were tampered with by the party’s booth level agents (BLAS) during the special intensive amendment (SIR) of irregularities irregularities, but all were rejected by the Election Commission.

Alleging that the irregularities raised doubts over the intentions of the ECI, demanding that the entire practice be re -conducted.

Khera said in a press briefing in Patna, “ECI keeps on reporting through its sources that no complaint is coming from any political party. The truth is that the Congress has submitted complaints of 89 lakhs, which is related to irregularities in the EC.”

“When our Blass went to file a complaint, his complaints were turned down by the ECI. The pole panel clearly told our Blass that the complaints could only be accepted by individuals, not by political parties,” Khera said.

The Congress demands that the entire head practice be reopened, he said that the irregularities in the head doubted the Election Commission’s intentions.

He said, “Our Blaos left no stone unturned to register the complaints and objections of the voters, whose names were removed, and all the applications were submitted to the District Election Officer (DEOS),” he said.

The senior Congress leader said that the names of 65 lakh voters of Bihar were removed from the electoral rolls from 90,540 booths in the state by ECI.

While 25 lakh voters were removed due to migration, the names of 22 lakh people were removed as they are not alive. He said that the names of 9,70,000 voters were removed as they were found absent at the given address.

“The total number of booths where more than 100 names were removed, is 20,368, and the number of booths removed more than 200 is 1,988. There are 7,613 booths where the names of more than 70 percent of women were removed,” Khera claimed.

There are 635 booths where more than 75 percent of the names removed in the migrant category are women, saying that it is very important to verify these figures.

There are many cases where a single voter has been given two epic numbers, the senior Congress leader said.

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Akhilesh Yadav on alleged inspiration behind Bihar

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Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav took a sharp job in the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday, claiming that the Lok Sabha leader of Rahul Gandhi’s voter Adhikar Yatra in Bihar had motivated the election body to pass through his edition of a special review.

Speaking at Patna Airport before its departure, the former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister commented, “Voter Abhikar Yatra has done one head of the Election Commission itself. EC was busy making things easier (Jugad) For BJP, but despite this, the party is ready to defeat in Bihar assembly elections. ,

Akhilesh joined the journey in Saran on Saturday, addressing a joint rally with Rahul Gandhi and RJD leader Tejashvi Yadav and visited RJD patron Lalu Prasad at his residence in Patna.

Talking to reporters after the meeting, he said, “I am confident that Tejashvi will form the next government in Bihar. I cannot be in power in power in the present, but I will try to help them by sharing my experiences.”

Responding to the BJP’s criticism that India block is opposing the special amendment of the electoral roll as it wants to protect illegal immigrants and ‘foreign’ voters, the SP leader gave a befitting reply, “In our state, we have an immigrant (we have an immigrant (Gratitude) As Chief Minister. ,

His comment was directed at Yogi Adityanath, who is originally from Uttarakhand, who settled in Gorakhpur and became the head of a major religious institution.

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Voter Adhikar Yatra of India Block set for Grand Finale March in Patna

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The journey was not without controversy. A video allegedly showed a clearly against Prime Minister Modi in Darbhanga, which inspires the BJP protests and struggle with Congress workers in Patna. The Congress accused the BJP of attacking its Sadakat Ashram headquarters.

Addressing a rally in Araha, Rahul Gandhi called the journey a “revolution”, to ensure that no vote is stolen, warning that “if your vote is stolen, you will be robbed for your future.” He repeatedly criticized the Center, alleging that PM Modi and BJP-RSS serve elite interests, while Mahatma Gandhi and Babasaheb emphasize the constitutional rights of votes contained by Ambedkar.

During the journey, Rahul Gandhi adopted local symbols, wearing a white T-shirt, cargo pants, and “Gamcha” like many residents of rural Bihar. The yatra started from Sasram on 17 August and Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada, Nalanda, Lakhisarai, Munger, Bhagalpur, Katiyar, Purnia, Araria, Supaul, Madhubani, Darbhanga, Sitamari, East and West Champaran, Gopalganj, Gopalganj, Saiwan, Saiwan, Saiwan, Siavan, Saiwan, Saiwan, Gopalgana,

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