#Haryana Polls 2024

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Haryana Poll Results: Will Olympian Vinesh Phogat Get Congress Its Julana Medal After 15 Years

Haryana Assembly Election Result 2024: The final results of the Haryana elections are due in less than 24 hours and the Congress is buoyant over the exit poll indicators. Amid all the seats contested by Congress candidates in Haryana, the Julana Assembly constituency is of particular interest. One of the reasons, why this constituency has emerged as a hot seat is the fact Congress has fielded…

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Questioning reliability of Exit Polls: A closer look at their history of inaccuracy in elections

As the Haryana and J&K Assembly elections draw to a close, survey agencies are back in action with their Exit Polls. However, one must question why these pollsters should be trusted, especially given the numerous instances of significant inaccuracies in their projections in the past.

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Haryana Assembly Election 2024: Key Candidates and Political Landscape Ahead of Polls

As Haryana gears up for its Legislative Assembly elections on October 5, 2024, the political landscape is heating up with various parties announcing their candidates and strategies. The election will determine all 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly, with results expected on October 8. This election comes after a tumultuous political period marked by the collapse of the BJP-JJP…

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Electoral Roll Update Kicks Off in Jharkhand, 3 Other States

Preparation Begins for Assembly Elections in Four States Election Commission launches electoral roll revision process, setting July 1, 2024, as qualifying date for upcoming assembly elections in four key regions. RANCHI – Election Commission has kicked off the electoral roll update in Haryana, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, and Jammu & Kashmir, signaling the start of preparations for forthcoming state…

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Last Updated:December 22, 2024, 00:49 ISTThe action came after the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the ECI to supply all information, including video and CCTV footage pertaining to a particular booth in the recent Haryana assembly polls, to the petitionerAs per sources in the ECI, the candidate already has access to all the documents and papers, and nothing has been amended in the rules in this regard. File pic/PTIA gazette notification from the union law ministry has been creating a political storm since Saturday morning over the decision of the Election Commission of India to “rush to amend the law to curtail the list of what can be shared" with the public after a court order mandated it to disclose the details. However, News18 has learnt that the decision has been made to curb the “misuse of CCTV footage".As per the December 20 notification, the ministry changed Rule 93(2)(a) of the 1961 Conduct of Election Rules under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. So far, the rule stated that “all other papers relating to the election shall be open to public inspection". However, from now on it has been changed to “all other papers as specified in these rules relating to the election shall be open to public inspection".The action came after the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the ECI to supply all information, including video and CCTV footage pertaining to a particular booth in the recent Haryana assembly polls, to the petitioner.What was changed and whyAs per sources in the ECI, the candidate already has access to all the documents and papers, and nothing has been amended in the rules in this regard.“Recently, Punjab and Haryana High Court in a case—Mahmoud Pracha vs ECI—directed sharing of all documents related to Haryana assembly elections including treating CCTV footage as also permissible under Rule 93(2) of the Conduct of Election Rules to Pracha," a poll body official told News18.The rule mentioned election papers, but the election papers and documents do not specifically refer to electronic records, he said.“In order to remove this ambiguity and considering the serious issue of violation of secrecy of vote and potential misuse of the CCTV footage from inside the polling station using artificial intelligence by a single person, the rule has been amended to stop misuse of CCTV footage inside the polling station," they said.Another official explained that sharing CCTV footage may have serious repercussions, especially in sensitive areas like J&K and Naxal-affected regions where secrecy is important.“The lives of the voters may also be at risk. All election papers and documents are otherwise available for public inspection," the official said.The official added that candidates, in any case, have access to all documents, papers, and records.“Even Pracha was entitled to all the documents and records from his constituency when he contested as a candidate in Lok Sabha Elections 2024," said the official.Congress to challenge orderThe Congress has criticised the move, saying if there was ever a vindication of assertions regarding the rapidly eroding integrity of the electoral process managed by the Election Commission of India in recent times, this was it.“Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and information will restore faith in the process – a reasoning the Punjab and Haryana High Court agreed with when it directed the ECI to share all information that it is legally required to do so with the public. Yet the ECI, instead of complying with the judgement, rushes to amend the law to curtail the list of what can be shared. Why is the ECI so afraid of transparency? This move of the ECI will be challenged legally right away," Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on social media site X.News india Election Conduct Rules Changed To Curb Misuse Of CCTV Footage: ECI Officials To News18 atOptions = 'key' : '6c396458fda3ada2fbfcbb375349ce34', 'format' : 'iframe', 'height' : 60, 'width' : 468, 'params' : ;

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Election Conduct Rules Changed To Curb Misuse Of CCTV Footage: ECI Officials To News18

Last Update:22 December 2024 00:49 IST The action comes after the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the ECI to provide all information to the petitioner, including video and CCTV footage of a particular booth in the recent Haryana assembly polls. According to sources in ECI, the candidate already has access to all papers and documents and no changes have been made in the rules in this regard.…

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Haryana Congress slams BJP

The eight-member committee of Haryana Congress leaders, constituted to look into alleged corrupt practices held at the behest of Bharatiya Janata Party leaders during the recent Assembly poll, in its meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday (November 5, 2024) decided to gather information from the party’s candidates about various violations of the election process to seek legal recourse. Former Minister…

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[ad_1] Manu Bhaker with her Olympic medals (PC: X) It’s hard being Manu Bhaker. Winning two bronze medals in the Paris 2024 Olympics and finishing fourth in the sports pistol event has made her a big celebrity. But it has come at a massive price, she gets trolled for anything and everything she does. If social media be a court of law and its ‘users’ judges seated in the chairs, the trolls have gone berserk. For, anything she posts, be it on X (Twitter) or Insta, there is a pack of hounds waiting to prey on her. Some samples. When Neeraj Chopra finished second in the Diamond League finals, she put out a post congratulating him. It was an extremely honest tweet, from one champion to another. Replies were caustic, some asking ‘who the hell are you to congratulate Neeraj!’ What was her crime in congratulating Neeraj, God knows. There were some decent replies as well, but the mast majority who want to troll her, make it so cheap. Second instance, Manu posts a ‘happy birthday’ tweet for 2008 Beijing Olympics gold medallist, Abhinav Bindra. Again, the replies section on X (Twitter) go ballistic. It’s almost like Manu has achieved nothing in her shooting career and she has no right to genuinely wish Abhinav, who himself posed for a photo with her in Chateauorux, venue for the shooting events at the Paris 2024. The reply which really mattered was Bindra thanking her. No, trolls, went after her, hammer and tong. If they had a pistol in their hand, they would perhaps have taken aim at her. Another post, Manu wears the medals around her neck won at the Paris Olympics and writes, ‘these medals belong to India.’ Again, ballistic replies, some saying she is a show-off. Replies in Hindi were cheap, win gold, not show off ‘peetal’ (bronze). It has taken Indian shooters 12 years to even win ‘peetal’ medals, three from Paris. So, if a beginning has been made, why abuse Manu for medals not sealing gold. As a responsible voter, when Manu goes to her polling booth in Goria, her village in Haryana and posts a snap and writes ‘I got inked,’ she was telling youth to exercise their franchise for the elections. Mind you, there was no mention of any political party. Again, responses are mixed. This hate culture and telling her she ‘shows off’ has to end. As a champion who is entitled to lead her life, Manu faces flak. That she has not run away from social media is admirable. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Manu Bhaker with coach Jaspal Rana and Abhinav Bindra (PC: X) More recently, Manu and her pet Lobo were seen together. It was a cute snap. And her message was even more beautiful: ‘Love animals.’ That post turned some X handles into beasts, they were out to bite her. There is no reason for this hatred, there is no logic at all. And when she posts a photo of herself on Insta and X on taking exams in Chandigarh, she is abused as being uneducated. In Hindi, she has been called as ‘ganwaar,’ (illiterate) which is extremely cheap. What’s her mistake, she was merely suggesting, sports and politics can be done together. It was a message which resonated with the youth, but not with the illiterate handles who use ChatGpt to generate replies. Two days ago, the worst abuse was in store for her when she had mentioned the Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna award and if she could get it. The post was deleted. Again, intrigue. Some said her X handle was hacked, some said she was begging for an award. More stories have been written on this even by digital platforms from big media houses. Not one of these people got a version from her. They won’t, because she is taking her Masters exams in Chandigarh. Perhaps, when Manu Bhaker walked the ramp in a black outfit, it was a welcome change. Standing in a shooting lane, pressing the trigger in a freeze frame, is very different from attempting a fashion dress walk in front of an audience. She pulled it off well, but people did not like it. Trolls love to hate Manu. Two things will happen, either she stops using social media, which she should not, or she ignores all of them.

Some of the replies have made it very difficult for her family. Is this the price for becoming an Olympic champion who wins two medals in one edition of the Olympics? Also Read: Eye on India’s Transition: Do Emerging Stars Have What It Takes to Replace the Big Guns? The post Social media trolls ‘shoot’ at Manu Bhaker appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Manu Bhaker with her Olympic medals (PC: X) It’s hard being Manu Bhaker. Winning two bronze medals in the Paris 2024 Olympics and finishing fourth in the sports pistol event has made her a big celebrity. But it has come at a massive price, she gets trolled for anything and everything she does. If social media be a court of law and its ‘users’ judges seated in the chairs, the trolls have gone berserk. For, anything she posts, be it on X (Twitter) or Insta, there is a pack of hounds waiting to prey on her. Some samples. When Neeraj Chopra finished second in the Diamond League finals, she put out a post congratulating him. It was an extremely honest tweet, from one champion to another. Replies were caustic, some asking ‘who the hell are you to congratulate Neeraj!’ What was her crime in congratulating Neeraj, God knows. There were some decent replies as well, but the mast majority who want to troll her, make it so cheap. Second instance, Manu posts a ‘happy birthday’ tweet for 2008 Beijing Olympics gold medallist, Abhinav Bindra. Again, the replies section on X (Twitter) go ballistic. It’s almost like Manu has achieved nothing in her shooting career and she has no right to genuinely wish Abhinav, who himself posed for a photo with her in Chateauorux, venue for the shooting events at the Paris 2024. The reply which really mattered was Bindra thanking her. No, trolls, went after her, hammer and tong. If they had a pistol in their hand, they would perhaps have taken aim at her. Another post, Manu wears the medals around her neck won at the Paris Olympics and writes, ‘these medals belong to India.’ Again, ballistic replies, some saying she is a show-off. Replies in Hindi were cheap, win gold, not show off ‘peetal’ (bronze). It has taken Indian shooters 12 years to even win ‘peetal’ medals, three from Paris. So, if a beginning has been made, why abuse Manu for medals not sealing gold. As a responsible voter, when Manu goes to her polling booth in Goria, her village in Haryana and posts a snap and writes ‘I got inked,’ she was telling youth to exercise their franchise for the elections. Mind you, there was no mention of any political party. Again, responses are mixed. This hate culture and telling her she ‘shows off’ has to end. As a champion who is entitled to lead her life, Manu faces flak. That she has not run away from social media is admirable. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Manu Bhaker with coach Jaspal Rana and Abhinav Bindra (PC: X) More recently, Manu and her pet Lobo were seen together. It was a cute snap. And her message was even more beautiful: ‘Love animals.’ That post turned some X handles into beasts, they were out to bite her. There is no reason for this hatred, there is no logic at all. And when she posts a photo of herself on Insta and X on taking exams in Chandigarh, she is abused as being uneducated. In Hindi, she has been called as ‘ganwaar,’ (illiterate) which is extremely cheap. What’s her mistake, she was merely suggesting, sports and politics can be done together. It was a message which resonated with the youth, but not with the illiterate handles who use ChatGpt to generate replies. Two days ago, the worst abuse was in store for her when she had mentioned the Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna award and if she could get it. The post was deleted. Again, intrigue. Some said her X handle was hacked, some said she was begging for an award. More stories have been written on this even by digital platforms from big media houses. Not one of these people got a version from her. They won’t, because she is taking her Masters exams in Chandigarh. Perhaps, when Manu Bhaker walked the ramp in a black outfit, it was a welcome change. Standing in a shooting lane, pressing the trigger in a freeze frame, is very different from attempting a fashion dress walk in front of an audience. She pulled it off well, but people did not like it. Trolls love to hate Manu. Two things will happen, either she stops using social media, which she should not, or she ignores all of them.

Some of the replies have made it very difficult for her family. Is this the price for becoming an Olympic champion who wins two medals in one edition of the Olympics? Also Read: Eye on India’s Transition: Do Emerging Stars Have What It Takes to Replace the Big Guns? The post Social media trolls ‘shoot’ at Manu Bhaker appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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*HARYANA ELECTIONS OVERCONFIDENCE*

The recent *Haryana Assembly elections* revealed a dramatic narrative, particularly for the *Congress party,* which approached the polls with *overconfidence* .

Instead of a competitive battle, the *BJP achieved a historic third consecutive term* by winning 48 out of 90 assembly seats.

This outcome underscores the shifting political dynamics in Haryana and serves as a *cautionary tale for Congress about the dangers of complacency* and the need to *engage all segments of the electorate.*

Congress's focus on a *single community* and neglect of broader voter needs resulted in significant losses.

As the BJP celebrates its victory, other parties must recognize the importance of *inclusivity* in Indian politics.

The elections were a wake-up call for all parties to *connect meaningfully with constituents for a more inclusive future.*

http://arjasrikanth.in/2024/10/10/from-overconfidence-to-oblivion-congress-stumbles-as-bjp-shatters-haryanas-political-landscape/

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Bhupinder Hooda Remains People's Top Choice For Chief Minister Post: Report

Amid exit polls for Haryana’s 2024 Assembly elections indicating a dominance for Congress, Senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has reportedly emerged as the top choice for the post of Chief Minister. As per the latest survey, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and incumbent CM Nayab Singh Saini is the second most popular choice of Haryana voters for top post. Congress leaders Deepender…

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Opinion Poll: No clear majority for any party in Haryana, Maha, J’khand; BJP holds edge

According to an opinion poll conducted by Matrize survey agency and broadcast by Times Now on Friday, no single party is currently poised to secure an outright majority in Haryana, Jharkhand, or Maharashtra if Assembly elections were held today. The projection for Maharashtra, which has a total of 288 Assembly seats, indicates that the BJP-led Mahayuti coalition holds a slight edge, although the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is expected to trail closely behind.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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BJP set to win third term in 2024 Haryana assembly elections

BJP has achieved a hat-trick in Haryana assembly elections by winning three consecutive times, setting a new record in the state. Seven exit polls suggested that Congress would secure 55 seats, exceeding the halfway mark of 45. Initially, Congress seemed on track or better to achieve this goal just two hours after counting began at 8 am. However, the situation swiftly changed in favor of the…

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Jammu and Kashmir's Assembly elections face uncertainty as opposition fears LG-nominated MLAs may sway results in favor of the BJP.

The stakes have never been higher as Jammu and Kashmir prepares for its first Assembly elections in over a decade. This throws open concerns over the role of five nominated members – a provision enabled by the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 – who are nominated by the Lieutenant Governor for various segments of society, including two women, two Kashmiri Pandits and one displaced individual from Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. But that decision has sparked fears in opposition parties, which believe that this could turn out to be some form of “BJP plus” nominations.

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Critics such as National Conference and Congress leaders argue that the power to nominate members should lie with an elected government. They regard it as a form of ‘pre-election rigging’, afraid that the nominees would cast their vote in unison with the BJP and thus sway the outcome of the election to the side of the ruling party. The BJP, on the other hand, is confident that the nominations are well within the legal framework established under the J-K Reorganisation Act.

Read more: ECI Results 2024: Accessing Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Poll Results

To that end, the legislative landscape has dramatically changed, with the strength of the Assembly doubling and now totaling 95 seats, reflecting a highly significant shift in representation. Not only are most of the more than 40% of candidates running as independents–indeed many considered to be BJP allies–but their leaders argue this is simply a vote-dividing ploy. Only then would the real implications of these developments be in the balance, holding in the balance the political future of Jammu and Kashmir-the country or countrymen of a million ballot boxes-minus the promised play-by-the-book ending.

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2024 Election Results: Key Trends from Haryana and Historic Vote Count in Jammu & Kashmir

Vote counting is happening for the assembly elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir. In Haryana, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is hoping to win a third term. So far, the BJP is leading in 46 out of 90 seats, while Congress is ahead in 38. Exit polls suggest that Congress might win a clear majority.

In Jammu & Kashmir, this is the first assembly election in 10 years. The Congress and National Conference (NC) alliance is currently leading in 52 seats, which is more than the 46 needed for a majority. The BJP is leading in 22 seats.

This is the first time Jammu & Kashmir has voted as a Union Territory after the removal of Article 370, which gave it special status. Other important parties in this election include the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the People's Conference, the Democratic Progressive Azad Party, and the Apni Party. Exit polls indicate that the results could lead to a hung assembly.

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Haryana, Jammu And Kashmir Votes To Be Counted Today

Assembly Election Results 2024: The counting process will begin at 8 am. (Representational) New Delhi: Political parties and leaders wait with bated breath for the Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir assembly poll results today. Officials said all preparations, including security arrangements, have been completed for the counting process which begins at 8 am. While 93 counting centres have been set up…