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Akhilesh Yadav Visits Azamgarh jail: क‍िस व‍िधायक से म‍िलने जेल पहुंचे अख‍िलेश यादव?

Akhilesh Yadav Visits Azamgarh jail: क‍िस व‍िधायक से म‍िलने जेल पहुंचे अख‍िलेश यादव?

Akhilesh Yadav Visits Azamgarh jail: क‍िस व‍िधायक से म‍िलने जेल पहुंचे अख‍िलेश यादव? समाजवादी पार्टी प्रमुख अखिलेश यादव ने जहरीली शराब मामले में जेल में बंद विधायक रमाकांत यादव से आजमगढ़ जेल पहुंच कर मुलाकात की. Source link

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Yogi Adityanath's 'bulldozer' could not dislodge these 'Robinhoods'

The BJP attributes its stupendous win in Uttar Pradesh to the law-and-order factor but five out of eight mafias in the fray have managed to win elections.

It is their 'Robinhood' image that has helped them win their seat.

The most prominent of them is Raghuraj Pratap Singh a.k.a. 'Raja Bhaiyya', who has won the Kunda seat for the seventh consecutive time.

He contested from Jansatta Dal (Loktantrik), a party he floated in 2018 and faced a bitter battle from his rival -- Gulshan Yadav of Samajwadi Party -- during the campaign.

Though Raja Bhaiyya lost his margin, he won his seat.

Another mafia candidate, who won his Saiyadraja seat in Chandauli, is Sushil Singh of the BJP.

Sushil is the nephew of don-turned-politician Brijesh Singh.

Samajwadi Party's Abhay Singh won from the Gosainganj seat in Ayodhya, defeating Arti Tiwari, wife of jailed don Khabbu Tiwari.

Samajwadi Party candidate Prabhu Narain Singh Yadav, also considered a muscleman, managed to win from Sakaldiha seat in Chandauli.

In Azamgarh's Phoolpur Pawai seat, former MP and don Ramakant Yadav also won.

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Coronavirus: Former Azamgarh MP Told Corona, Fakes, Said NRC, CAA And Government Divert Attention From Inflation

https://theindianewstoday.com/coronavirus-former-azamgarh-mp-told-corona-fakes-said-nrc-caa-and-government-divert-attention-from-inflation/ Coronavirus: Former Azamgarh MP Told Corona, Fakes, Said NRC, CAA And Government Divert Attention From Inflation

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BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj name found missing in Voter list

BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj was today left fuming after he found his name missing from the voters' list for the local body elections in Unnao, Uttar Pradesh The MP, who had to return from Gadankheda polling booth this morning without casting his vote, alleged that it was a conspiracy and demanded stern action against erring officials after which the district administration ordered an inquiry. "The district magistrate (DM) is new but the additional district magistrate (ADM), who is also looking after the election process, was posted under the previous government... it is not a mere lapse that the name of the MP is missing... omission of an MP's name indicates some conspiracy," Sakshi Maharaj told reporters. Former Congress MP Annu Tandon also could not vote as her name was missing from the voters' list following which she lodged a complaint with the district administration. The officials apologised to her and assured her of a probe into the matter after which Tandon returned from the Raja Shankar Sahai Inter college polling booth without casting her vote. District Magistrate N G Ravi termed both the cases as serious. He said that an inquiry will be conducted and action will be taken against those found responsible for the error. Sakshi Mahraj, the firebrand BJP MP from Unnao known for his controversial remarks, also alleged that names of some other members of his Gadankheda Sakshidham Ashram were missing from the electoral rolls. Polling for the first phase of Uttar Pradesh civic elections was held in 24 districts on Wednesday. Polling for the 25 districts will be held on November 26 and for the 26 seats on November 29, while counting of votes for all the three phases would be done on December 1 and results will be declared on the same day. Apart from Unnao, the districts where polling took place today were Shamli, Meerut, Hapur, Bijnore, Badaun, Hathras, Kasganj, Agra, Kanpur, Jalaun, Hamirpur, Chitrakoot, Kaushambi, Pratapgarh, Hardoi, Amethi, Faizabad, Gonda, Basti, Gorakhpur, Azamgarh, Ghazipur, and Sonebhadra. Read the full article