Lok Sabh  

The dire dramas playing out in Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka are illustrative of the problems and predicament that the Congress finds itself in

After the incident, NCPCR issued a letter to the Election Commission, stating: “The children could be seen making derogatory remarks and using abusive languages in the presence of Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi"

Andhra Pradesh chief minister and Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu has requested the Election Commission to conduct elections using ballot paper.
 

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

It is too late for Congress to realise that in this day and age of knowledge the lies are only hurting their own credibility, which is any way at an all-time low and nobody is getting fooled by this. If the estimates from the first four phases of Lok Sabha elections are to go by, the people of India have rejected Rahul Gandhi and his lie factory.

According to the new guidelines, the state police were relegated only to the middle of the three-cordon set up at polling booths. The outer and the inner would be manned by central forces. 

The decision was taken after sporadic incidents of violence and disruption marred the past phases in 2019 Lok Sabha elections in Bengal. The BJP too had complained to the EC in this regard on numerous occasions. 
 

PM Modi in his speech slammed Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for contesting from Wayanad and had "indicated" that the Kerala constituency had more voters from the minority community

Repolling is being conducted in booth number 83 in Kerala’s Kalamassery Assembly constituency of the Ernakulam Lok Sabha seat, after it was found that the presiding officer forgot to clear the mock votes from the machine before actual voting commenced

A week ago, the Congress released a video of women casting votes twice in Kerala. On the same day, senior Congress leader and Kannur UDF candidate K Sudhakaran had said that CPM was responsible for the bogus votes cast in Kasaragod and Kannur Lok Sabha constituencies. 
 

While speaking to reporters about clashes at several polling stations in Asansol during voting for the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha elections, Trinamool Asansol candidate Moon Moon Sen said, “a little violence always happens"
 

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

72 constituencies in 9 states went to polls in Phase 4 of the Lok Sabha elections and TMC candidates were clueless about the ongoing situation in their constituency

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.