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Ujjwal Nikam has fought several high-profile cases including the 2013 Mumbai gang rape case. He played an important role in providing justice to the victims and their families.

Who is BJP's new pick from Mumbai Central Constituency Ujjwal Nikal

Ujjwal Nikam has fought several high-profile cases including the 2013 Mumbai gang rape case. He played an important role in providing justice to the victims and their families.

In a surprising move, the BJP fielded Ujjwal Nikam from Mumbai Central constituency. Nikam will replace the sitting MP Poonam Mahajan who won BJP 2014 and 2019 elections from Mumbai.&nbsp;
Ujwal Nikam, the 2016 Padma Shri awardee, was given the highest award for his contribution in the legal field.
Nikam has fought several high-profile cases including the 2013 Mumbai gang rape case. He played an important role in providing justice to the victims and their families. He also was involved in the 1993 Bombay bombings case, the Gulshan Kumar murder case, the Pramod Mahajan case and the most crucial case that earned him the huge image 2008 Mumbai terror attack.&nbsp;
After the Mumbai terror accused Ajmal Kasab was executed, Nikam expressed his sentiments saying that it was a significant victory for India to bring the aKesab to justice.&nbsp;
Nikam will be facing Congress' Varsha Gaikward in the 2024 &nbsp;Lok Sabha election.&nbsp;

SP has been heavily criticised by the opposition parties for its move of changing candidates. BJP leaders called it the 'most confusing' party

LS Polls: SP replaces Shahjahanpur candidate, 10th such change on 62 seats it is contesting

SP has been heavily criticised by the opposition parties for its move of changing candidates. BJP leaders called it the 'most confusing' party

The Samajwadi party replaced its candidate Rajesh Kashyap with Jyotsana Gond from Shahjahanpur. This is SP's 10th such change on 62 seats it is contesting to date.
According to a senior election official, Rajesh Kashyap had filed his nomination from the Samajwadi party on April 22. However, Gond had filed her nomination from the party on April 24 because of which Kashyap&rsquo;s nomination was rejected after scrutiny on Friday. &nbsp;
SP president Akhilesh Yadav himself replaced his nephew Tej Pratap Yadav as the candidate from Kannauj, which is considered a stronghold of the party, on Thursday.&nbsp;
Sp was heavily criticised by the opposition parties calling it a confused party' amid the move.
SP has changed its candidates from Meerut, Baghpat, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Badaun, Misrikh, Bijnor, Sultanpur, Muradabad, Kannauj and Shahjhanpur.&nbsp;
Indian Express quoting party sources said the party had picked many leaders to contest the election based on caste equation. However, not all the leaders were backed by the SP leadership in the district units. " Many leaders have joined the party in the last few years and when they party announces them as candidates, the local leadership of the party opposes such candidates and the party president is forced to change the nominees.&nbsp;
While speaking on the changing the candidate from Shahjhanpur Samajwadi Party district unit President Tanveer Khan told PTI that &ldquo;whatever decision the party's national president takes is welcomed. If there is any difference of opinion in anyone's mind after the nomination is canceled, it will be resolved.&rdquo; "We are in a better position in the election in Shahjahanpur and the official candidate of the Samajwadi Party is Jyotsna Gond," he said.
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EC's novel step to increase voter turnout in urban areas of Uttar Pradesh

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the voting percentage in Uttar Pradesh was a tepid 59.11 per cent.

The Election Commission of India has set up more than 200 polling stations within housing societies in the urban areas of Uttar Pradesh to increase the voter turnout in the politically crucial state.
In an interview with PTI, state's Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa said the poll body is targeting urban areas that have registered a low voter turnout in the past and expressed that Uttar Pradesh will secure the first position as far as voting percentage is concerned.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the voting percentage in Uttar Pradesh was a tepid 59.11 per cent.
"We have taken a number of important steps to ensure that all kinds of barriers that prevent voters from casting votes are removed. We have ensured that the polling station is located within a two-kilometre radius of every voter.
"Also in urban areas, we have undertaken a new initiative of setting up polling stations within gated communities and multi-storeyed housing societies where there has been a low voter turnout in the past," Rinwa told PTI.
The senior official said 200-plus polling booths have been set up across the state, with Noida taking the lead.
"Uttar Pradesh has the maximum number of such polling stations and Noida has taken the lead in this regard. Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Kanpur, Bareilly and even Mathura will have such polling stations," Rinwa said.
Asked if the polling percentage in Uttar Pradesh will exceed 60 per cent this time, the CEO said, "I am confident that UP voters will score the first division and pass with flying colours." Rinwa highlighted that SVEEP (Systematic Voter's Education and Electoral Participation) activities are also ongoing in the state.
SVEEP is a flagship programme of the Election Commission for voter education, spreading voter awareness and promoting voter literacy.
On the tepid voter turnout in 2019, Rinwa said, "To find out the reasons, we have taken a bottoms-up approach for each assembly constituency.
"We have asked the EROs (electoral registration officers) and DMs (district magistrates) to prepare a Turnout Implementation Plan (TIP) -- an initiative of the ECI -- to identify the reasons for the low turnout in each assembly constituency and polling station. This is happening for the first time in the country," Rinwa said.
Rinwa said, this time, more than 15.30 crore people across Uttar Pradesh would be exercising their franchise and the voting will be held from 7 am to 6 pm -- except in two assembly constituencies of Sonbhadra district, as it was earlier affected by Left Wing Extremism.
Sonbhadra shares its boundaries with Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
"Keeping this in mind, the polling timing of 7 am to 4 pm has been proposed to the ECI. The ECI is yet to approve the timing, as it is done phase-wise," he said.
Robertsganj (SC) Lok Sabha seat in Sonbhadra will go to polls in the seventh phase on June 1.
Asked about the challenges in implementing 'One Nation, One Election' in a state like Uttar Pradesh, Rinwa said, "There will be no problems if we have the necessary infrastructure, mainly, sufficient number of EVMs." "We have over 1.62 lakh polling stations... if 'One Nation, One Election' is implemented, a minimum of 3.24 lakh EVMs will be needed, one for LS polls, and one for assembly polls," he added.
The official further said the weather in April and May will be hot, and it might discourage the voters from coming out.
"Keeping this in mind, we have asked our DEOs (district election officers) to ensure clean drinking water at polling stations and shade for the voters standing in queues.
"We have also asked for some furniture for senior citizens, pregnant women and physically challenged voters," Rinwa said.
Rinwa said the people have been advised to use the early morning hours to cast their vote to avoid the afternoon sun.
On steps taken by the ECI to ensure that the polling staff also remains physically and medically fit during the election period, the UP CEO said, "We will provide medical kits to all the polling teams, along with a list of do's and don'ts." On the challenges faced by the poll body, the official said, "In UP and Bihar, there are a number of voters in the voters' list, who do not exist. This happens as people do not file Form 7 to get their names deleted." "In the recent special summary revision, we have taken a number of steps to ensure that our voter list is clean," he added.
Form 7 has to be filed in case of the death of a voter, shifting to a different constituency, and duplication of a voter&rsquo;s identity among other reasons. PTI NAV Polling stations in UP's gated communities to increase voter turnout.

Banned in Tamil Nadu: parrot's political prediction lands soothsayer in a flap

Parrot's political prediction lands Tamil Nadu soothsayer in trouble

PMK, part of BJP-led NDA, described the action in the DMK-governed state as 'height of fascism'.

A casual political prediction by a fortune teller&rsquo;s parrot turned rather serious in Tamil Nadu when he was arrested for&hellip;well&hellip;believe it or not&hellip;for his parrot allegedly predicted PMK candidate&rsquo;s win from Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s Cuddalore Lok Sabha seat.
Selvaraj was arrested on April 9 for keeping the endangered bird in captivity which is a crime under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972. But several media reports claimed that Selvaraj was picked up by the police days after the PMK candidate Thankar Bachan posted a video of the parrot predicting his win in the upcoming Lok Sabha election on X.
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