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Telangana Assembly Elections 2023: All Muslim candidates of BRS and Congress trailing | Data

Telangana elections: A man shows the indelible ink mark on his index finger after casting vote for the Telangana state assembly elections at Charminar in Hyderabad | Photo Credit: RAMAKRISHNA G An analysis of the candidates of major parties in Telangana shows that the Congress had fielded six, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) had fielded three and the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen…

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Narsinghpur Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election Results 2023 Live: Can BJP Score a Hat Trick of Victory in Narsinghpur? Early trends will follow soon. https://techmagone.com/narsinghgarh-madhya-pradesh-assembly-election-results-2023-live/

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 12th Dec. A Case of Citizenship Misrepresentation The Telangana High Court’s decision to declare Chennamaneni Ramesh, a four-time MLA from the Vemulawada constituency, as a German national reveals a deliberate act of citizenship misrepresentation. Justice B Vijaysen Reddy emphasized that Ramesh had provided false information while applying for Bharatiya citizenship in 2008. Despite holding a valid German passport and visiting Germany multiple times in 2023, Ramesh concealed these details to contest elections in Bharat, violating Bharatiya law. The Role of the Union Home Ministry This case had been brewing since 2019 when the Union Home Ministry annulled Ramesh’s Bharatiya citizenship. The ministry’s decision was based on substantial evidence that Ramesh had retained his German nationality while applying for Bharatiya citizenship. The Telangana High Court upheld the ministry’s findings, confirming that Ramesh was not stateless as he claimed, given his possession of a valid German passport until 2033. Impact on Electoral Integrity The court’s judgment underscores the critical importance of transparency in electoral declarations. Ramesh’s actions undermined the electoral rights of legitimate Bharatiya citizens by misleading voters and the judiciary. Dual citizenship, prohibited under Bharatiya law, not only contravenes the Representation of the People Act but also jeopardizes the credibility of the electoral process. The Financial Penalty: A Strong Deterrent As part of the judgment, the Telangana High Court imposed a fine of Rs 30 lakh on Ramesh. This includes Rs 25 lakh to be paid to Congress MLA Adi Srinivas for legal expenses and Rs 5 lakh to the Telangana High Court Legal Services Authority. Such penalties reinforce the financial and legal consequences of deceiving the judiciary and breaching electoral laws. The Representation of the People Act: A Crucial Safeguard The Representation of the People Act governs the conduct of elections in Bharat and explicitly disqualifies individuals who are not Bharatiya citizens or hold dual citizenship. The Act ensures that the electoral process remains transparent and that only bona fide Bharatiya citizens can contest elections. The court’s ruling in this case demonstrates the Act’s effectiveness in upholding electoral integrity. The Legal Precedent Set by the Verdict The Telangana High Court’s judgment sets a strong legal precedent. By emphasizing the non-negotiable nature of Bharatiya citizenship requirements, the ruling sends a clear message to public officeholders: any misrepresentation, particularly about citizenship, will result in severe consequences. Broader Implications of the Judgment This case brings to light the broader issue of citizenship controversies involving political leaders. Similar questions have been raised in the past about prominent figures like Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. Ongoing legal scrutiny of Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship status highlights the need for rigorous mechanisms to verify the eligibility of public representatives. A Call to Action for Electoral Accountability The judgment serves as a reminder to all political aspirants and public officeholders about the need for absolute adherence to the law. It underscores the fact that public office is a privilege that requires individuals to meet the highest standards of honesty and accountability. Reinforcing Trust in Democracy The ruling reinforces the foundational principles of Bharat’s democratic system by ensuring that laws governing citizenship and electoral eligibility are upheld. The judiciary’s vigilance in such cases strengthens public trust in democratic institutions and processes. Conclusion The Telangana High Court’s ruling against Chennamaneni Ramesh marks a pivotal moment for Bharat’s democracy. By prioritizing transparency and accountability, the court has set an example for maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. This verdict not only delivers

justice but also serves as a deterrent against future violations, reaffirming the judiciary’s role as the guardian of democratic values.   The post The Telangana High Court Ruling on Chennamaneni Ramesh: A Landmark Verdict appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 12th Dec. A Case of Citizenship Misrepresentation The Telangana High Court’s decision to declare Chennamaneni Ramesh, a four-time MLA from the Vemulawada constituency, as a German national reveals a deliberate act of citizenship misrepresentation. Justice B Vijaysen Reddy emphasized that Ramesh had provided false information while applying for Bharatiya citizenship in 2008. Despite holding a valid German passport and visiting Germany multiple times in 2023, Ramesh concealed these details to contest elections in Bharat, violating Bharatiya law. The Role of the Union Home Ministry This case had been brewing since 2019 when the Union Home Ministry annulled Ramesh’s Bharatiya citizenship. The ministry’s decision was based on substantial evidence that Ramesh had retained his German nationality while applying for Bharatiya citizenship. The Telangana High Court upheld the ministry’s findings, confirming that Ramesh was not stateless as he claimed, given his possession of a valid German passport until 2033. Impact on Electoral Integrity The court’s judgment underscores the critical importance of transparency in electoral declarations. Ramesh’s actions undermined the electoral rights of legitimate Bharatiya citizens by misleading voters and the judiciary. Dual citizenship, prohibited under Bharatiya law, not only contravenes the Representation of the People Act but also jeopardizes the credibility of the electoral process. The Financial Penalty: A Strong Deterrent As part of the judgment, the Telangana High Court imposed a fine of Rs 30 lakh on Ramesh. This includes Rs 25 lakh to be paid to Congress MLA Adi Srinivas for legal expenses and Rs 5 lakh to the Telangana High Court Legal Services Authority. Such penalties reinforce the financial and legal consequences of deceiving the judiciary and breaching electoral laws. The Representation of the People Act: A Crucial Safeguard The Representation of the People Act governs the conduct of elections in Bharat and explicitly disqualifies individuals who are not Bharatiya citizens or hold dual citizenship. The Act ensures that the electoral process remains transparent and that only bona fide Bharatiya citizens can contest elections. The court’s ruling in this case demonstrates the Act’s effectiveness in upholding electoral integrity. The Legal Precedent Set by the Verdict The Telangana High Court’s judgment sets a strong legal precedent. By emphasizing the non-negotiable nature of Bharatiya citizenship requirements, the ruling sends a clear message to public officeholders: any misrepresentation, particularly about citizenship, will result in severe consequences. Broader Implications of the Judgment This case brings to light the broader issue of citizenship controversies involving political leaders. Similar questions have been raised in the past about prominent figures like Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. Ongoing legal scrutiny of Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship status highlights the need for rigorous mechanisms to verify the eligibility of public representatives. A Call to Action for Electoral Accountability The judgment serves as a reminder to all political aspirants and public officeholders about the need for absolute adherence to the law. It underscores the fact that public office is a privilege that requires individuals to meet the highest standards of honesty and accountability. Reinforcing Trust in Democracy The ruling reinforces the foundational principles of Bharat’s democratic system by ensuring that laws governing citizenship and electoral eligibility are upheld. The judiciary’s vigilance in such cases strengthens public trust in democratic institutions and processes. Conclusion The Telangana High Court’s ruling against Chennamaneni Ramesh marks a pivotal moment for Bharat’s democracy. By prioritizing transparency and accountability, the court has set an example for maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. This verdict not only delivers

justice but also serves as a deterrent against future violations, reaffirming the judiciary’s role as the guardian of democratic values.   The post The Telangana High Court Ruling on Chennamaneni Ramesh: A Landmark Verdict appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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KCR Wanted to Arrest BJP's BL Santosh: Big Claim in Tapping Row

Inquiries into the Telangana phone-snooping row have thrown up yet another explosive allegation - that then Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao wanted to arrest senior BJP leader BL Santosh to force a "compromise" and "get rid of the Enforcement Directorate case" against his daughter K Kavitha.

The allegations were made by ex-Deputy Commissioner of Police P Radhakrishna Rao in a six-page confession that contained damning claims, including one that said he "arm-twisted certain persons creating trouble" for the former Chief Minister and/or his family members and the ruling party.

Mr Rao - arrested in March from his Banjara Hills Hyderabad home - also claimed he had, on orders from the Chief Minister or his inside circle, been active in "suppressing dissent or protest or agitation against the BRS (then called the Telangana Rashtra Samithi, or TRS) and/or its government…"

The former senior cop, who was also a member of the Hyderabad City Task Force, said KCR, whom he called "peddayana" or his "elder", would get "irritated by minor dissent or criticism"

But perhaps the biggest flashpoint was an elaborate plot-and-counterplot drama involving the BRS' Tandur lawmaker Panjugula "Pilot" Rohith Reddy, an alleged poaching attempt by the BJP, and the former Chief Minister scheming to entrap his rivals and force dropping of charges against Ms Kavitha.

"… sometime in the last week of October (before the 2023 Assembly election), one day Prabhakar Rao told me Chief Minister had information from an MLA that some persons claiming to be influential in BJP (were) asking him to leave BRS and join (the rival party)," Mr Rao said in his letter.

T Prabhakar Rao was then the chief of the Special Intelligence Branch and reportedly tasked by the former Chief Minister with running the allegedly illegal phone tapping operation. Prabhakar Rao - expected to return shortly from the United States - has been named as 'Accused No 1' in the case.

"KCR, thinking to use this to corner the BJP, had asked the Special Intelligence Branch to put surveillance over these private persons (reportedly from the saffron party) and the MLA…"

The result was an audio tape that led to the arrest of three people after a 'sting op' at the farmhouse on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The BJP firmly denied it tried to poach any BRS legislators.

A SIT, or special investigative team, was set up to 'investigate' the BRS' poaching claims, and it was this team that K Chandrasekhar Rao reportedly wanted to use to arrest the BJP's BL Santosh.

Mr Santosh was named as an accused in the case but, after a stay from the Telangana High Court, authorities confirmed in November 2022 he would not be questioned in this matter.

However, the unfortunate, "inefficiency of some Cyberabad police officers" put a premature end to this operation. "The case went to the High Court, where do-not-arrest orders were issued and the case was transferred to the CBI (which reports to the centre)… pedayanna KCR was very angry."

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What are some of the best episodes of Raw Talks With VK, the first ever Telugu podcast channel?

Raw Talks With VK is a YouTube channel that features the first ever Telugu podcast, hosted by Vamshi Kurapati, a digital marketing expert and entrepreneur. The channel aims to provide informative and educational content to the Telugu audience on various topics such as marketing, business, politics, history, and personal development. The channel has over 291 videos as of January 2024.

Some of the best episodes of Raw Talks With VK are:

Why BRS Lost elections?@JPLoksattaOfficial Decoding|Telangana Politics2023|Revanth Reddy|Raw Talks: This episode features Dr. Jayaprakash Narayana, the president of Lok Satta Party and a former Member of Parliament, who discusses the results and implications of the Telangana elections in 2023. He also talks about the promises and manifesto of the Congress party, the debt and governance of the Telangana government, the role and performance of KTR, the reasons behind the defeat of BRS, the Karnataka political issue, the upcoming AP elections, and the advice for the general election. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the current affairs and politics of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

How to Start a Startup in India? | Raw Talks with VK | Telugu Podcast | Episode 1: This episode is the first episode of the channel and features Srinivas Kollipara, the founder and COO of T-Hub, India’s largest incubator for startups. He shares his insights and experiences on how to start a startup in India, the challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurs, the importance of innovation and problem-solving, the role and impact of T-Hub, and the future of the startup ecosystem in India. This episode is a great source of inspiration and guidance for anyone who wants to start or grow their own business.

How to become a Millionaire? | Raw Talks with VK | Telugu Podcast | Episode 2: This episode features Ravi Kumar, the founder and CEO of FourKites, a global leader in supply chain visibility and predictive analytics. He talks about his journey from a small town in Andhra Pradesh to becoming a millionaire in the US, the challenges and learnings he faced along the way, the secrets and strategies of building a successful company, the trends and opportunities in the supply chain industry, and the advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and professionals. This episode is a fascinating and motivational story of how to achieve your dreams and goals.

These are some of the best episodes of Raw Talks With VK, the first ever Telugu podcast channel. You can watch more episodes on their YouTube channel.

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Sonia Gandhi will surprise everybody in 2024

State elections for 2023 are over and INC (Indian National Congress party) are very happy at capturing power in Telangana and hoping to improve their tally in coming Lok Sabha elections significantly. As the principal opposition party, they must lead from the front.

Change of mind in 2019

Like 2019, months before the election dates are announced, something is quietly happening in the minds of the Gandhi family. Last time, Rahul Gandhi decided to contest from Wayanad in Kerala, apart from his traditional Amethi. The decision to contest from Wayanad was not a sudden one. The results of 2014 were a warning sign for Rahul Gandhi and the mood of the constituency had moved in favour of the BJP candidate Smriti Irani. The 2017 Uttar Pradesh assembly election results confirmed that Amethi is not safe for Rahul Gandhi and the search for safe seat begun. And there is strong evidence for that. The twitter handle created for Rahul Gandhi dates back to September 2018. 6 to 7 months prior to election dates were announced. Read More...

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Telangana Election Result 2023 LIVE | Telangana Election Counting Live @SakshiTV

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2024 is not an election - Its civilizational WAR | AKTK - 4 Dec 2023

The results of elections in 3 states namely Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh came out in favor of BJP while Telangana went well for Congress. But do these results reflect good picture of 2024 elections? Why the 2024 general elections will be contested on the polarizing issues? And what will be at stake for India? Lets discuss in this video

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New Delhi: The final tally of the state Assembly Elections 2023 in four states have been tallied. The state elections saw BJP win by a major margin in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh. The final results for the state of Mizoram will be declared on Monday, December 4, 2023. As a Christian-majority state, Sunday is considered a special day in the north-eastern state.

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Telangana Election Results 2023 LIVE || రంగంలోకి ట్రబుల్ షూటర్‌ డీకే || ...

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Elections Result 2023 in Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan?

Know the astrology forecast for the 2023 assembly elections in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Telangana; who will win in these three states, Congress or the BJP? Continue reading....

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The Five-State Elections: A Tapestry of Votes and Aspirations

What are your thoughts on the five-state elections? Share your feedback, questions, and comments below!

India’s five state elections 2023 | State assemblies have concluded, leaving behind a trail of anticipation and nervous excitement. Millions of voters across Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Mizoram have exercised their democratic right, etching their hopes and aspirations onto the ballot papers. As the nation awaits the official results in December, let’s delve into the…

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Exit Poll 2023: Predictions for State Assembly Elections

The prelude to December 3rd was set ablaze as exit polls for the state assembly elections in Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, and Mizoram hinted at a tense face-off between the Congress and the BJP in several states. With the assembly election results crucially impacting the 2024 general elections, these projections mark a significant semi-final showdown. However, it's important to note that exit poll predictions often vary from actual outcomes.

Telangana: Early predictions suggest a potential surprise in Telangana's political landscape. The Congress appears poised to ascend to power, displacing the incumbent Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) into the second position, relegating the BJP to a distant third, according to projections. If realized, this would mark a historic shift since Telangana's inception in 2014, wherein K Chandrashekar Rao has held the chief ministerial position. This potential turnover comes following the transformation of KCR's party, founded in 2001, into the Bharat Rashtra Samithi and its subsequent national expansion.

Madhya Pradesh: Most exit polls lean towards a favorable outcome for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh. Despite these predictions, the Congress has contested the forecasts, emphasizing the importance of a vision over mere television. Congress leader Digvijaya Singh referred to past inaccuracies in exit polls, calling for precision in the data presented.

Rajasthan: Forecasts depict a fierce battle between the BJP and Congress in Rajasthan. The involvement of smaller parties and independent candidates may potentially influence the formation of the forthcoming government in the state.

Chhattisgarh: Projections indicate the likelihood of the Congress maintaining its grip on Chhattisgarh, with the BJP positioned as a close second. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel remains confident that the Congress's numbers will escalate on the counting day.

Mizoram: The Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) appears poised for a sweeping victory in Mizoram, set to unseat the Mizo National Front. Both the Congress and the BJP trail significantly in this contest.

These exit polls provide insights into the potential outcomes of the state assembly elections, suggesting potential shifts in political landscapes across these regions. The actual election results, however, remain eagerly awaited, as history indicates a degree of variability between exit poll predictions and the final electoral verdicts.

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Telangana Election Results 2023: Important Voters and Constituencies - Everything You Need to Know

Results of the 2023 Telangana Assembly Elections: Telangana was one of five states that held elections in November 2023 in preparation for the general elections that year in 2024. 2023 Telangana Election Results: The stakes are high In the Telangana Assembly elections, the Congress, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) are engaged in a triangular fight.…