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MP to approach SC against high court's decision to restrict rallies

Madhya Pradesh government will approach Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state 

MP CM to move SC against high court's rally order
HC: no permission for physical public meetings
CM Chauhan&nbsp;sites Bihar, flags contradictions

Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj S Chouhan on Thursday said the state government will approach the Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state in view of the coronavirus pandemic, ahead of the coming by-elections in 28 seats.
Pointing out how political rallies are being held in Bihar every day as the state prepares to go to polls, Chauhan said there can't be such contradicting legislation in one country.
The high court on Tuesday restrained district magistrates in 9 districts from giving permission for any physical public meeting, while observing &lsquo;health and life of a common man is more precious compared to the right to campaigning for a candidate'.

BPF confident of big win in BTC polls in December

Election campaign has picked up steam in Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR). Addressing a BPF (Bodoland People&rsquo;s Front) rally in HalangBazar in Kokrajhar, BPF chief Hagrama Mohillary said that his party would win 28 seats in the upcoming Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) elections and for the fourth time in a row, head the Council. The elections are scheduled to be held in December. Dates are yet to be announced. BPF would be contesting in 37 seats. He said that an all religion prayer programme would be organised in all primary level from 27th October after Durga Puja celebration to ensure free and fair BTC elections. He said that a women's mass gathering would also be held at block level across the four districts of the BTR &ndash; Baksa, Udalguri, Kokrajhar and Chirang. An interactive session with village headmen and intellectuals of the society would also be organised ahead of the BTC elections.

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