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    Keralam Lok Bhavan recommends removal of KPSC chairman Baiju to President Murmu over irregularities in recruitment

    Former Keralam Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar recommended the removal of KPSC Chairman M R Baiju due to irregularities. This decision follows a Crime Branch investigation into alleged irregularities in PSC examinations. Complaints were lodged by Yuva Morcha and ABVP during Arlekar's term as governor. Various political leaders are expressing differing opinions regarding the recommendation and the functioning of the PSC.

    "JD(U) won't get even 10 seats": Mokama MLA Anant Singh plans own party after expulsion

    Mokama MLA Anant Singh has been expelled from the Janata Dal (United) for anti-party activities. He criticized the party's leadership and stated it will not win more than ten seats. Singh announced his intention to establish his own political party after his removal. He maintains his cordial relationship with Nitish Kumar, despite his criticisms of the party. Additionally, his wife, Neelam Devi, was also expelled for similar reasons.

    Janata Dal (United) expels Anant Kumar Singh and Neelam Devi for anti-party activities

    Janata Dal (United) has expelled leader Anant Kumar Singh for allegedly campaigning against the party candidate. Singh, an MLA from Mokama, was found to have conducted anti-party activities during recent elections. The party also expelled former MLA Neelam Devi on similar grounds for anti-party actions. The decision was made by JD(U) Provincial President Umesh Singh Khushwaha following these incidents.

    JDU expels Mokama MLA Anant Singh from party for 6 years, days after controversial remarks spark row
    Brisk polling in eight Bihar MLC seats; 150 candidates in fray

    Polling for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats witnessed a significant turnout during the initial hours. Saran Teachers' constituency recorded the highest turnout, while several constituencies faced intense competition. Voting began at 8 am and will conclude at 4 pm today. The event includes a combined electorate of over five lakh voters across numerous polling stations. Counting of votes is scheduled to take place on October 27.

    Anant Kumar Singh won't support Neeraj Kumar, but won't speak against him either: Rajiv Ranjan Singh

    Union minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh has mediated a dispute between JD(U) MLA Anant Kumar Singh and MLC Neeraj Kumar. Singh has agreed not to publicly criticise Kumar, despite his grievances regarding past party actions. Lalan noted that Singh remains unwilling to support Kumar in the upcoming election. Neeraj Kumar filed his nomination for re-election amid ongoing tensions in the party.

    The Economic Times
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