Delhi CEO Vaz appeals to people for active participation in Assembly polls
Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi R Alice Vaz has appealed to the people of the national capital for their active participation in the upcoming Assembly elections.
Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi R Alice Vaz has appealed to the people of the national capital for their active participation in the upcoming Assembly elections.
Delhi police have geared up for the smooth conduct of the assembly polls with adequate security measures ensuring the security of nominees carrying out rallies and road shows, as well as strict enforcement of the model code of conduct.
Nine nominations have been filed on Friday, on the first day of filing of nominations for the February 5 Assembly polls in Delhi.
The meeting, chaired by Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora, was attended by senior officers from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, and J&K.
Ahead of the Delhi assembly elections, the BJP has sought suggestions from the residents of the city to be included in its ‘Sankalp Patra’ (manifesto). The suggestions can be made through phone and email.
The Samajwadi Party nation president said the results should be a matter of concern for the BJP.
The Opposition will have to be prepared for many more 'meltdowns' in the wake of the drubbing they received in the recent Assembly elections, said Modi.
The PM said the country now does not want to wait long for its goal of development. In every section of society, there is a sentiment that India needs to move forward.
This is Raje's fifth consecutive victory on this seat. In the 2018 assembly polls, she had won this seat by defeating Congress candidate Manvendra Singh by a margin of 34,980 votes.
Loss of the three states in the heartland will greatly worry the Congress, it means there are no takers here for the Congress' electoral volley 'Caste Census'.
