Election 2019  

While India’s paramilitary is held up in polling duty across states, it gives the core security think-tank a 25-day window to plan a combined, multi-state flush out-and-kill operation

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A BJP polling agent was allegedly beaten by TMC goons at booth no 79 under the Asansol North assembly. The polling agent sustained serious injury to his head

A complete poll boycott was witnessed in various hamlets like Bugam A, B, C, D and Herpora Bugam. Brisk polling was seen at Waltengunad, Panzgamnad, Kund, Akhal and Devsar constituencies.

On Monday, a total of Seventy-two Lok Sabha seats across these nine states went to vote. More than 12 crore voters were eligible to exercise their rights to seal the fate of 961 candidates in this phase, according to the Election Commission.

The Twitter pages of Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi couldn't offer more contrasting pictures. Modi's Twitter account has three poll-related posts today while Rahul's has none.
 

The TMC cadres are sniffing every voter coming out of the polling station in the area and those whose fingers don't smell fragrant are reportedly harassed. Because only if one votes for the TMC candidate, their fingers can be aromatic.

Blatant violations of poll booth capturing have been reported from several polling booths across Bengal.
 

The fourth phase of Lok Sabha elections are underway. Voters in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh speak on the issues they are facing and why they are voting this election season

BJP supporters were seen shouting slogans demanding Central paramilitary forces at the polling station in Jemua area of Asansol Parliamentary constituency. BJP supporters had stopped the polling process but even as central forces were reinstated, the BJP supporters continued shouting slogans.

District commissioner Priyanka Mary Francis received a complaint from polling agents and BJP workers who alleged that PWD Minister HD Revanna indulged in poll malpractice

Union minister Babul Supriyo caught an official of the election commission away from his desk during his visits to polling booths.

AAP's East Delhi candidate Atishi is heard saying in a video that only the SP-BSP coalition can fight the BJP in Uttar Pradesh, and even if its candidate is a criminal, one should vote for him.

Earlier, Trinamool's Dinesh Trivedi had lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, taking strong exception to the fact that "BJP" was written under its symbol.

Centre spends nearly Rs 40 to 50,000 crore for service, welfare; Rs 7,881 crore on Delhi Police; Rs 40,000 crore annually on the Delhi Metro, road infrastructure, Yamuna cleaning, hospitals, Delhi University, BJP said in its complaint.