553 gram panchayats declared unanimous in fourth phase of local body elections
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Local polls: Returning officers put results on hold after counting, Chandrababu complains to SEC
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HC to deliver verdict on Kodali Nani’s petition against SEC’s orders tomorrow
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Municipal polls: AP govt transfers GVMC commissioner Srijana on SEC’s order
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Polling underway for 2,640 panchayats in third phase of local elections
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Municipal polls: SEC to receive complaints on forcible withdrawal of nominations till March 2
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HC directs AP govt to implement SEC’s order to record vote counting in sensitive, hypersensitive villages
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Local polls: Cops threatened non-YSRCP candidates in Guntur dist, Chandrababu complains to SEC
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High Court to appoint amicus curiae for assistance into Kodali Nani’s petition against SEC’s orders
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Municipal polls: TDP leader Bonda Uma slams SEC Nimmagadda for not issuing fresh notification
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AP High Court suspends SEC’s order, gives nod for supply of ration through door delivery vehicles
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TDP welcomes SEC’s decision to hold elections to urban local bodies; BJP demands fresh notification
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SEC releases schedule for 75 municipalities, 12 municipal corporations, Nagar Panchayats
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Poll schedule for municipalities, municipal corporations, Nagar Panchayats expected today or tomorrow
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Second phase of polling for 2,786 panchayats in AP ended; voter turnout to cross 80 per cent
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బోయినపల్లి వినోద్ కుమార్ తనయుడి నిశ్చితార్థానికి హాజరైన సీఎం కేసీఆర్
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High Court instructs SEC to submit report on unanimous polls in Punganur, Macherla constituencies
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Minister Kodali Nani to challenge SEC’s order in High Court
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False case registered against TDP leaders in Kuppam mandal, Chandrababu complains to SEC
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Polling for second phase of panchayat elections started in 2,786 booths today
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SEC Nimmagadda served show-cause notice for giving suggestion to him: Kodali Nani
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Kodali Nani throws open challenge to Nara Lokesh
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CS asks SEC to hold polls to Nagar Panchayats, municipalities and corporations; schedule likely on Feb 22 or 23
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SEC Nimmagadda failed to conduct free and fair panchayat polls, alleges Chandrababu
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Local polls: 539 panchayats declared unanimous in second phase; YSRCP bagged 506
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Local polls: SEC Nimmagadda praises govt staff, cops for working with commitment
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AP High Court allows Minister Peddireddy to hold press meets, instructs not to speak on polls
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Chandrababu writes letter to SEC, alleges election staff in Chittoor dist favouring YSRCP
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YSRCP-backed candidates secure 2,315 panchayats, TDP supporters 562 in first phase local polls
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Voting for first phase of gram panchayat elections concludes in AP; counting of votes begin
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High Court directs SEC Nimmagadda not to use eWatch app without AP govt’s nod
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SEC Nimmagadda okays unanimous panchayat elections in Chittoor and Guntur districts
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Minister Peddireddi approaches HC division bench against SEC for restricting him from talking to media
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Principal Secretary Dwivedi explains arrangements made for first phase local polls
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SEC to meet Guv today; several issues including privilege notice likely to be discussed
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Chandrababu complains to SEC against Peddireddi, YSRCP leaders and police officials
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SEC Nimmagadda will face consequences for supporting TDP in panchayat polls: Peddireddi
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AP High Court directs SEC not to use eWatch app till Feb 9
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SEC asks Chittoor, Guntur collectors to hold announcement of unanimous panchayat polls
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SEC Nimmagadda Ramesh comments on unanimous panchayat elections
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AP High Court to hear petition against SEC’s eWatch app on Friday
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Live: SEC Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar press meet on local polls
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YSRCP complaint to SEC against its own eWatch app
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SEC Nimmagadda crossed constitutional limits: MLA Ambati Rambabu
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SEC Nimmagadda writes letter to CS seeking transfer of MPDOs
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AP govt registering false cases against BJP-backed candidates in local polls: Somu Veerraju
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Transparency in usage of eWatch app, says SEC Nimmagadda
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AP govt files lunch motion petition in High Court opposing SEC’s eWatch app
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Live: SEC Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar press meet on panchayat polls
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SEC Nimmagadda launches eWatch app for lodging election-related complaints
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Panchayat polls: SEC Nimmagadda inspects a ration door delivery vehicle
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SEC Nimmagadda to inspect ration door delivery vehicles today
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AP Assembly Privilege Committee accepted complaint against SEC Nimmagadda for probe: Kakani
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AP govt to move High Court against SEC’s mobile app
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Complained to Speaker against SEC Nimmagadda for denigrating ministers: Peddireddi
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Debate with Rajinikanth over privileges panel sending Maharashtra SEC to jail for contempt of Assembly
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SEC to visit Gollalagunta village to inquire about suspicious death of sarpanch candidate’s husband
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YSRCP submits complaint to SEC, demands to put Atchannaidu in jail
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Somu Veerraju faults YSRCP for targeting SEC Nimmagadda
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Local polls: Chandrababu directs TDP leaders to put up fight till withdrawal of first phase nominations
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SEC seeks explanation from panchayat officials for not accepting online nominations
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Audio call leak: YSRCP sarpanch candidate alleges AP TDP chief Atchannaidu warned him
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YSRCP submits complaint to SEC against Chandrababu for releasing manifesto
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Sajjala strong counter to SEC Nimmagadda over complaint to Governor
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SEC Nimmagadda responds to opposition’s demand on unanimous panchayat elections
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Why SEC Nimmagadda not taking action against Chandrababu for releasing local poll manifesto, asks Vijaya Sai
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SEC writes letter to Guv against Sajjala, ministers Botsa and Peddireddi, MP Vijaya Sai
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TDP, BJP-Jana Sena levelling false charges against YSRCP over unanimous polls: Botsa
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SEC Nimmagadda directs CS to transfer IAS officer Praveen Prakash
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SEC writes letter to CS, asks to remove CM Jagan photos on caste, no-objection certificates
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Local polls: Ambati demands SEC Nimmagadda to take action against Chandrababu for releasing manifesto
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Chandrababu releases TDP manifesto for panchayat elections, slams YSRCP for targeting SEC
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SEC Nimmagadda blackmailing bureaucrats, govt employees: Minister Peddireddi
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Panchayat polls: SEC Nimmagadda takes U-turn on transfer of Gopal Krishna Dwivedi, Girija Shankar
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BJP, Jana Sena leaders meet Guv, urge him to direct SEC to accept online nominations for GP
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Live: Chandrababu press meet on AP panchayat elections
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Chandrababu using Nimmagadda as pawn to win panchayat polls: Minister Peddireddi
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Encouraging unanimous elections to strengthen panchayats: Botsa
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Panchayat polls: Nimmagadda Ramesh raises objection to Minister Peddireddi’s criticism
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AP govt rejects SEC Nimmagadda’s proceedings against IAS officials
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Live: Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy press meet on panchayat elections
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Live: Amaravati JAC Chairman Bopparaju press meet
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Vaccination pending for police personnel discussed with SEC: DGP
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YSRCP leaders using officials for exerting pressure on candidates for unanimity in panchayat polls: Veerraju
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SEC Nimmagadda asks collectors to welcome unanimous panchayat polls
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Panchayat polls: Sajjala appeals to people to elect their sarpanches, ward members unanimously
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APGEF leaders to meet CS for seeking exemption to women, ailing staff from panchayat poll duties
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Chandrababu faults AP govt for interfering in functioning of SEC
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Minister Peddireddi meets CM Jagan to discuss SC verdict on panchayat polls
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Panchayat polls: MP Vijaya Sai Reddy responds on Supreme Court’s verdict
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Panchayat polls: APGEF chairman Venkatram Reddy reacts on Supreme Court’s verdict
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SEC reschedules panchayat elections in AP
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Will involve in panchayat elections only after assurance from AP govt: Bopparaju
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Ready for strike if SEC Nimmagadda fails to withdraw panchayat poll notification: APNGOA president
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Live: Supreme Court gives green signal for panchayat elections
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CM Jagan leading state towards constitutional crisis: Yanamala
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SEC Nimmagadda Ramesh, employees’ unions seek appointment with Governor
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Mudragada writes letter to SEC Nimmagadda over panchayat elections
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Our lives are more important than election duties: Bopparaju
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Panchayat polls: SEC Nimmagadda violated High Court verdict, says Speaker Tammineni
