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The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang, the world’s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world’s highest polling station has historically voted once again

100% voter turnout at world's highest polling booth

The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tshigang, the world’s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world’s highest polling station has historically voted 

Nearly 100% voter turnout at world's highest polling booth

The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang, the world&rsquo;s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world&rsquo;s highest polling station has historically voted once again

100% voter turnout was recorded in the world's highest polling station booth in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang village in Himachal Pradesh Of the 52 registered voters, 51 stepped out to elect a new state government amid polling in the hill state. Situated at a height of 15,256 feet, the polling booth in Tashigang was made a Model Polling station to make voting easy for senior citizens and disabled voters.
The battle in the Lahaul and Spiti Assembly segment is among BJP&rsquo;s candidate Ram Lal Markanda, Congress candidate Ravi Thakur and APP&rsquo;s candidate Sudershan Jaspa.
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Five Congress MPs have written to AICC central election authority chief Madhusudan Mistry expressing concern about the “transparency and fairness” of the party chief’s election.

Five Congress MPs write to party election chief, express concern over transparency in president polls 

Five Congress MPs have written to AICC central election authority chief Madhusudan Mistry expressing concern about the “transparency and fairness” of the party chief’s election and sought that the list of PCC delegates that make up the electoral college be provided to all electors and potential candidates.  

The MPs in their communication to Mistry said, electors and candidates cannot be expected to go to all 28 Pradesh Congress Committees (PCCs) and nine Union Territorial units across the country to verify the electoral rolls.

Five Congress MPs have written to AICC central election authority chief Madhusudan Mistry expressing concern over &ldquo;transparency and fairness&rdquo; in the party chief&rsquo;s election and sought that the list of PCC delegates that make up the electoral college be provided to all electors and potential candidates.&nbsp;
In a joint letter to Mistry dated September 6, Congress&rsquo;s Lok Sabha members Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari, Karti Chidambaram, Pradyut Bordoloi and Abdul Khaleque said this list must be made available in order to verify who is entitled to nominate a candidate and who is entitled to vote.&nbsp;
&ldquo;In case the CEA [Central Election Authority] has any concerns with respect to releasing the electoral rolls publicly, it must put in place a mechanism to securely share this information with all electors and potential candidates,&rdquo; the letter said.&nbsp;
Electors and candidates cannot be expected to go to all 28 Pradesh Congress Committees (PCCs) and nine Union Territorial units across the country to verify the electoral rolls, the MPs said in their communication to Mistry.&nbsp;
They said that as Congress MPs, they are concerned about the transparency and fairness of the election process for the president of the party.&nbsp;
&ldquo;It is unfortunate that an erroneous interpretation is being given to our demand of releasing electoral rolls. We are not suggesting that any internal document of the party should be released in a manner that may give an opportunity to those who wish us ill to misuse the information contained therein,&rdquo; the MPs said.&nbsp;
They said that they are of the firm opinion that before the commencement of the nomination process, the party&rsquo;s CEA must provide a list of PCC delegates that make up the electoral college.&nbsp;
The MPs said that providing the list will remove any unwarranted arbitrariness from the election process. &ldquo;As long as this demand is met, our concern about transparency &mdash; a sine qua non in any free and fair election &mdash; will be met,&rdquo; the letter said.&nbsp;
The letter came a day after the party launched its ambitious &lsquo;Bharat Jodo Yatra&rsquo; from Kanyakumari to Kashmir on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Speaking on the party&rsquo;s polls, Rahul Gandhi on Friday said at a press conference in Kanyakumari that he has made his decision on whether he will take up the party presidency but did not divulge his plans. He said he will give his reasons if he does not contest the upcoming elections for the post.&nbsp;
Asked if he would become the Congress president, he said, &ldquo;Whether I become president or not, this will become very clear when the presidential elections of the Congress party take place.&rdquo;
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Wait till that time. When that time happens [comes], you will see. And if I don&rsquo;t stand, you can ask me &lsquo;why didn&rsquo;t you stand&rsquo; and I will answer the question for you,&rdquo; Gandhi told reporters.&nbsp;
Sources said Tharoor and Bordoloi had written separate letters to Mistry earlier as well seeking the publication of the electoral rolls.&nbsp;
Tharoor and Tewari were among the group of 23 leaders who had written to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in 2020 seeking an organisational overhaul. Tharoor is contemplating running for the post of party president.&nbsp;
Last month, Tewari and Chidambaram, along with Tharoor, had demanded that the electoral rolls be made public to ensure transparency.&nbsp;
Tewari had raised objections to Congress not making public the names of the electors for the polls to elect the next party president and said the list must be published on the All India Congress Committee (AICC) website for a &ldquo;free and fair&rdquo; process.&nbsp;
Mistry, however, has maintained that the election is being held transparently and the entire poll process is free and fair.&nbsp;
He had said that according to the party&rsquo;s constitution, the electoral rolls cannot be made public but they can be provided to anyone contesting the election.&nbsp;
The notification for the Congress president&rsquo;s election will be out on September 22 and the process for filing nominations will be held from September 24 to 30.&nbsp;
The last date for the withdrawal of nominations is October 8 and the election, if required, will be held on October 17. The results will be out on October 19.&nbsp;
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As the whole India is busy celebrating Mahashivratri and there is huge crowd everywhere to visit the Shiva temple.
On the same occasion Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra visited Sihari Shiva temple in Lucknow to offer her share of prayer to the lord Shiva as the election result approaches.
As a commoner Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stood in the same que as other general public and interacted with them & later offered her prayer to the lord Shiva.
Priyanka Gandhi has been seen rallying everywhere in Uttar Pradesh for the UP election 2022. After offering her prayer she left for Siddharth Nagar as per the report.

Priyanka Gandhi, Yogi Adityanath offer prayers; PM Modi, Akhilesh Yadav tweet Maha Shivaratri wishes | UP Election 2022

As a commoner Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stood in the same que as other general public and interacted with them & later offered her prayer to the lord Shiva.

Uttar Pradesh | Priyanka Gandhi offered prayers at Sihari Shiva temple on the occasion of Mahashivratri 

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra visited the Sihari Shiva temple in UP capital Lucknow to offer prayers.

Amid the heated battle for Uttar Pradesh, top politicians celebrated the festival of Maha Shivratri with great fanfare.
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra visited the Sihari Shiva temple in UP capital Lucknow to offer prayers.
She was seen waiting in a queue before praying to the deity.
She also interacted with people at the temple.
UP CM Yogi Adityanath also offered prayers at the Gorakhnath temple, and performed 'Jalabhishek' at Piteshwarnath Temple in his home turf of Gorakhpur.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted wishes to the nation.
Days earlier, the PM had offered prayers at the Kashi Vishwanath temple while campaigning in his Lok Sabha constituency Varanasi.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav also tweeted wishes on the occasion.
The next phase of Uttar Pradesh elections is set to take place on March 3.
57 constituencies across 10 districts will vote in the penultimate phase of the polls.
Results will be announced on March 10 after final phase of voting on March 7.

First Dalit CM of Punjab: Who is Charanjit Singh Channi? 

Charanjit&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Channi&nbsp;all set to be Punjab's first Dalit&nbsp;Chief Minister

After a lot of back-and-forth on who will replace Amarinder Singh, the Congress on Sunday picked Dalit-Sikh leader Charanjit Singh Channi as the new chief minister of Punjab. Channi will be Punjab's first Dalit-Sikh chief minister.
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Channi&rsquo;s elevation to the top post comes ahead of the 2022 state assembly elections. By choosing Channi for the post of the CM, Congress is clearly targeting the Dalits community that constitutes an estimated 31 per cent of the state's population. Charanjit Channi, a three-time MLA from Rupnagar's Chamkaur Sahib will be sworn in as Punjab's first Dalit Chief Minister on Monday at 11 am.

Addressing the recent change of guards in states led by both BJP and the Congress, Kapil&nbsp;Sibal&nbsp;on Sunday asked if this will help the parties.
Pointing to the sudden change in Chief Ministers in three states ahead of the state polls in 2022, Congress leader Kapil Sibal asked if it will buy parties time and help them correct their course.
The veteran Congress leader who wrote to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul, in his tweet named a Congress state, Punjab, along with the two BJP states, Uttarakhand and Gujarat, where the Chief Ministers have been replaced recently.
Referring to the English proverb &lsquo;a stitch in time saves nine&rsquo;, the leader appeared to ask if the exercise of changing CMs will be useful to the parties in the present case.
In Uttarakhand, Tirath Singh Rawat quit barely four months after replacing Trivendra Rawat. He was replaced by Pushkar Singh Dhami who is the current CM of Uttarakhand. In Gujarat, Vijay Rupani resigned as Chief Minister a year ahead of state polls and was replaced with Bhupendra Patel. Meanwhile in Punjab Amarinder Singh quit as Punjab CM amid Congress infighting.

 Kapil Sibal: Will changing Chief Ministers ahead of polls help Cong, BJP?

Kapil Sibal&nbsp;pointed out to the change in Chief Ministers in states led by both BJP and the Congress ahead of the polls and asked if this exercise will help the parties

//Sibal&nbsp;questions the politics of both BJP&nbsp;&amp; Cong before state polls&nbsp;
//Sibal&nbsp;critiques the change in guard in&nbsp;Uttarakhand,&nbsp;Gujarat &amp; Punjab
//&lsquo;A stitch in time saves nine&rsquo;: Congress leader points out in a tweet
//Sibal&nbsp;asks if changing CMs&nbsp;help parties correct their course in time
//BJP replaced two CMs,&nbsp;Punjab CM quit due to party in-fighting&nbsp;

Referring to the English proverb &lsquo;a stitch in time saves nine&rsquo;, veteran Congress leader Kapil Sibal appeared to ask if changing CMs&nbsp;ahead of polls will be useful to the parties.

Addressing the recent change of guards in states led by both BJP and the Congress, Kapil&nbsp;Sibal&nbsp;on Sunday asked if this will help the parties.
Pointing to the sudden change in Chief Ministers in three states ahead of the state polls in 2022, Congress leader Kapil Sibal asked if it will buy parties time and help them correct their course.
The veteran Congress leader who wrote to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul, in his tweet named a Congress state, Punjab, along with the two BJP states, Uttarakhand and Gujarat, where the Chief Ministers have been replaced recently.
Referring to the English proverb &lsquo;a stitch in time saves nine&rsquo;, the leader appeared to ask if the exercise of changing CMs will be useful to the parties in the present case.
In Uttarakhand, Tirath Singh Rawat quit barely four months after replacing Trivendra Rawat. He was replaced by Pushkar Singh Dhami who is the current CM of Uttarakhand. In Gujarat, Vijay Rupani resigned as Chief Minister a year ahead of state polls and was replaced with Bhupendra Patel. Meanwhile in Punjab Amarinder Singh quit as Punjab CM amid Congress infighting.

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