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    Mayawati demands return to ballot papers, says EVMs undermine trust in elections

    Mayawati has urged the immediate cessation of electronic voting machines in elections and the reinstatement of ballot papers. She expressed concerns that doubts surrounding EVMs diminish public trust in the electoral process. According to her, the Constitution assigns the responsibility of conducting elections to the Election Commission. Furthermore, she highlighted the importance of ensuring that every individual's vote is accurately counted.

    CJP protest at Delhi police station: What is the row over Swatantra Bhardwaj?

    Supporters marched demanding action against influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj for an alleged assault. The incident involved Sanjay Kumar, father of student activist Nishu Azad, during a protest. A resurfaced video of Bhardwaj's claims intensified the controversy and political debate. Opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal have questioned the alleged lack of police action.

    MP Chandrashekhar Azad demands Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, stages overnight protest in Parliament regarding NEET paper leak

    Chandra Shekhar Azad staged an overnight protest on Parliament premises demanding the Education Minister's resignation. He criticized police action against youth protesters and urged dialogue with the government. A delegation met Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda, pressing demands for compensation and activist release. The protest march towards Parliament turned violent, with injuries reported on both sides. Sonam Wangchuk continues treatment in hospital while declining intravenous fluids.

    Mayawati demands probe into death of Mukhtar Ansari

    The 63-year-old Ansari was brought to the Rani Durgavati Medical College in Banda from the district jail in "an unconscious state" on Thursday evening and died at the hospital following a cardiac arrest, according to its principal Suneel Kaushal.

    Attack on Bhim Army chief: Arrested accused tell police they were 'hurt' by his remarks

    The four individuals arrested for the attack on Bhim Army chief Chandra Shekhar Aazad claimed that they were "hurt" by his recent remarks, according to a senior police officer. Aazad was injured when assailants fired at his car in Deoband, Uttar Pradesh. The police recovered two pistols and ammunition from the arrested individuals.

    Bhim Army chief Chandra Shekhar Aazad appeals for peace after being shot at

    Aazad's convoy was attacked by armed men in the Saharanpur district on Wednesday. The Police said a few car-borne armed men opened fire on the Bhim Army chief's convoy. He was taken to the hospital. "The bullet grazed his stomach. His condition is stable, he is out of danger. Police will investigate the matter and will take all the necessary action," SSP Saharanpur Dr Vipin Tada said.

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