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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerVote counting underway in 92 urban local bodies across Andhra Pradesh
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VMC Commissioner Dhyanachandra H.M., speaking at a meeting, urged a transparent vote‑counting process and outlined the duties of returning officers, the responsibilities of their staff, the set‑up of counting tables, the counting procedure and the guidelines for counting personnel. The State Election Commission has ordered repolling in 12 wards across five districts after reports of booth‑capturing and violent incidents, with the repoll recording a 60.64 percent turnout. Earlier related coverage noted that the BJP has countered Rahul Gandhi’s vote‑theft allegations and defended the SIR process amid an EVM dispute.
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Taking part in a meeting, Dhyanachandra H.M. explains the duties of returning officers, the responsibilities of staff working under their supervision, arrangements for counting tables, the vote-counting procedure and the guidelines to be followed by counting personnel
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Counting for 92 urban local bodies to begin at 8 am on November 3
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The counting of votes for the Tirupati Municipal Corporation (TMC) elections in Andhra Pradesh is underway. The results will determine the composition of the 69-ward civic body. The election was conducted through ballot papers, with Tirupati recording a voter turnout of 45.26 per cent, the lowest…
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Hyderabad: Counting of votes in elections to 92 urban local bodies (ULBs) across Andhra Pradesh is underway, with the State Election Commission (SEC) making arrangements at 138 centres to oversee the process. The elections cover 13 municipal corporations and 79 municipalities and nagar panchayats…