Achi news desk-
During the Lok Sabha elections, sporadic incidents were witnessed in 13 places, including 3 in Rohtak district, 2 in Sirsa district, 2 in Mahendragarh, 2 in Hisar, 2 in Dadri, Yamunanagar, Ambala. At the same time, as soon as the elections were over in Bhadra Bazaar in Sirsa, BJP questioned the allegation of distribution of money.
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During this period, police including SP, ASP, DSP reached the spot. A BJP candidate’s wife was pulled out safely. The police were deployed in Rodi Bazaar. BJP leader Gobind Kanda also reached the spot. Avantika Tanwar and her supporters were taken to Hisaria Bazar Kanda office. Here, Avantika Tanwar alleged that Naman Kedia misbehaved with her and her daughter and also held her daughter’s hand. Police are investigating after finding around Rs 25 thousand in cash from a person in Ellenabad. Congress leader Naman Kedia has lodged a police complaint against 9 people including Ashok Tanwar’s wife Avantika, her daughter Abhista and her son Adikarta.
People voted for change: Dushyant
JJP leader and former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala says the people of the state have voted for change in the Lok Sabha elections. On June 4, we will know how much truth there is in the claim of 10.
Sale of liquor after prohibition, case in Yamunanagar
Despite the ban on sale of liquor for three days due to Lok Sabha elections, sale of liquor continues in many areas including Yamunanagar, Ambala. The police have registered a case in Yamunanagar against a person who sells liquor illegally in the city. During election duty in Saran police station area of ​​Faridabad, a constable was seen creating a ruckus in the booth in an unhealthy condition. The police have taken him into custody and registered a case.
Ink was put on EVM, voting was stopped
Someone from Pehowa pointed out the BJP symbol on the EVM with thumb ink. Election prevention observer. Election officials arrived on a complaint. Voting started again after cleaning the ink from the EVM. In Yamunanagar, a BJP worker entered booth number 143, 144 with a fake EVM. When workers from other parties saw him, they objected. A complaint has been lodged at the Budiya Gate police office.
Vote is your power in a democracy: Manohar
Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that everyone should come forward to celebrate the biggest festival of democracy. In a democracy, the people decide their government. In a democracy, your vote is all your voice, your power.
Mobile reached inside the booth, orders for the case
A voter made a video of the EVM while voting at booth number 153 in Hodal. A similar incident is reported in Pelak village, Palwal. When the video went viral, the administration swung into action. Orders have been issued to register a case against unknown persons. Assistant Returning Officer Narendra Kumar said that under Section 144, there is a ban on the use of mobile and video recordings within 100 meters of the centre.
Clashes between BJP and Congress supporters
Yamunanagar BJP and Congress supporters clashed with each other outside Rampura booth number 50 to cast votes in their favour. When there was an argument between the two sides, the police arrived at the scene. The police also used light force to control the situation. A young man was injured in this. After this, the police moved the buses of the two parties 200 meters away from the booth. According to eyewitnesses, when six and seven voters came together, a fight broke out between the supporters of the two parties.
Allegations of money distribution in Sirsa and Ellenabad, one arrested with Rs 25 thousand
Sirsa: Congress leader Rajan’s car damaged by stone pelting.
Hisar When the polling personnel reached the strong room to deposit the EVMs, the lights went off.
