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Amid Special Intesive Revision, about 20 Chief Election Officers transferred in 20 Months
The Election Commission of India experienced extensive administrative changes with the transfer of chief electoral officers between 2025 and 2026. Nearly 20 CEOs were replaced, marking the highest transfer rate in a short period. Most transferred officials served less than two years in their positions, deviating from the customary tenure of three years. Concurrently, senior officials at the ECI, such as deputy election commissioners, also saw notable reshuffling.
International film festival in Kashmir ends on Usha Uthup note, films makers want more local participation
The inaugural International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir concluded with calls for more local participation. Organizers and attendees emphasized the need for training programs and infrastructure development. The festival screened over 130 films and featured master classes and celebrity appearances. Government officials acknowledged the success while planning future initiatives for filmmaking in the region. The aim is to foster a vibrant film culture and discover local talent.
Free, fair, transparent: ECI completes Delhi assembly poll process, submits results to LG
The Election Commission concluded the Delhi Assembly Election-2025, marking it a 'free, fair, and transparent exercise.' The BJP won a significant majority with 48 seats, while AAP's tally dropped to 22. The Congress failed to secure any seats for the third time in a row.
Delhi Election 2025 Key Updates Live: BJP ends AAP’s reign, claims Delhi throne after three decades
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) suffered a significant defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on track for a historic victory. BJP secured victory in several constituencies, including major wins over AAP leaders Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. Congress failed to win any seats for the third consecutive election.
Delhi election results tomorrow; AAP, BJP in intense battle for glory
The Delhi assembly polls have sparked intense political rivalry as the AAP aims for a fourth consecutive term, while the BJP strives to reclaim power after 27 years. Exit polls suggest a tight contest, with both parties rejecting predictions and accusing each other of irregularities.
Delhi election results tomorrow: Can AAP overcome exit poll worries, or will BJP pull off a historic victory?
Vote counting for the Delhi assembly elections will determine if the AAP retains power for a fourth term or if the BJP breaks a 27-year absence. Both parties are prepared, with allegations of attempted candidate poaching adding to the tension. Early trends will begin to appear soon after counting starts at 8 am.
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Delhi polls 2025: 70 strong rooms set up with three-tier security for safe storage of EVMs
EVMs and VVPATs from Delhi's assembly elections are secured in 70 strong rooms with stringent three-tier security and round-the-clock CCTV surveillance. Central Armed Paramilitary Forces guard the innermost perimeter, while state police secure outer areas. Transparency is ensured through candidate agents monitoring via CCTV. Vote counting will involve 5,000 personnel, with random VVPAT checks.
Delhi Election 2025: AAP vs BJP vs Congress– Who will win the Capital’s heart?
Delhi Election Voting: Delhi's 2025 assembly elections witness a fierce three-way contest between AAP, BJP, and Congress. With 15.5 million voters deciding the fate of 699 candidates, key issues include welfare schemes, governance, and infrastructure. Security is tight, and polling is closely monitored. The results will shape the capital’s political landscape and influence national politics.
Delhi polls: EAM Jaishankar, Rahul Gandhi, Manish Sisodia among early voters
Union ministers, including S Jaishankar and Hardeep Singh Puri, along with top political figures like Rahul Gandhi and Manish Sisodia, cast their votes early for the Delhi Assembly elections. The capital's 1.56 crore voters are seeing a contest between AAP, BJP, and Congress, with results expected on February 8.
6,000 complaints regarding MCC violations in 25 days: Chief Electoral Officer Delhi
Delhi's Chief Electoral Officer, R Alice Vaz, reported over 6,000 complaints of Model Code of Conduct violations in the lead-up to the upcoming election. Complaints, submitted via cVIGIL app, are addressed within an average of 36 minutes to ensure a fair electoral process. Additionally, 7,552 voters availed home voting services.
Delhi Assembly Polls: Voter-friendly measures in place for smooth polling on Feb 5, says Chief Electoral Officer
Around 1.56 crore voters in Delhi are set to cast their votes on February 5 for the Assembly election. Voter-friendly measures include ramps, themed polling stations, and an app to check queue levels. Security and essential amenities have also been addressed to ensure smooth polling.
Delhi CEO launches "Myth vs Facts Register" to combat fake news ahead of Assembly polls
Delhi's Chief Electoral Officer launched a 'Myth vs Facts Register' to tackle fake news before the Delhi Assembly elections. This initiative will counter misleading information and ensure accurate details are accessible. With the elections approaching, the platform will help voters make informed decisions. Polling is on February 5 and counting of votes will be on February 8.
Delhi election: Cash, drugs and liquor worth Rs 21 cr seized in national capital
Agencies seized cash and items worth over Rs 21 crore in Delhi within a week of the Model Code of Conduct's implementation. Highest seizures were in East Delhi at Rs 6.83 crore. The MCC guidelines ensure fair polls, and preparations for the Assembly elections on February 5 are progressing smoothly.
Over 2.25 lakh SSR forms have been received so far; 123 new polling stations location added for Delhi voters
Delhi's electoral roll update concluded its claims and objections phase. Over 2.25 lakh forms were received. House-to-house verification identified changes. Polling stations were also rationalized. Special camps helped citizens update details. Forms can still be submitted for ongoing updates. The final updated electoral roll will be published by December 24.
BJP making 'illegitimate' use of Delhi officers: Manish Sisodia
The development came nearly a month after Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena directed the chief secretary to recover Rs 97 crore from the AAP for political advertisements it published under the veneer of government advertisements.
Manish Sisodia seeks explanation from officer who favoured discontinuing 'Dilli Ki Yogshala' programme: Sources
In a note on Tuesday, Sisodia said he was informed that in a meeting of the Board of Governors of Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University (DPSRU) on September 30, it was decided to discontinue the programme on the "insistence" of the officer.
TMC MLA Wilson Chapramari abuses District Magistrate in a public meeting
Abusing senior government officials was nothing new to Trinamool Congress leaders when the party sat in the Opposition benches.
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