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While Omicron cases rise at an alarming rate throughout the country, the election canvassing in Uttar Pradesh has only and just begun to narrow down. All major players in the elections have called off rallies and the Election Commission is likely to issue guidelines for the campaigning period and the precautions needed henceforth. But after witnessing the devastation of the second wave we can’t help but ask - is it enough? Or is it too little too late?  

 UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | EJ In-depth: Covid Cloud over UP Polls 

While Omicron cases rise at an alarming rate throughout the country, the election canvassing in Uttar Pradesh has only and just begun to narrow down. All major players in the elections have called off rallies and the Election Commission is likely to issue guidelines for the campaigning period and the precautions needed henceforth. But after witnessing the devastation of the second wave we can’t help but ask - is it enough? Or is it too little too late?  

While Omicron cases rise at an alarming rate throughout the country, the election canvassing in Uttar Pradesh has only and just begun to narrow down.&nbsp;All major players&nbsp;in the elections&nbsp;have called off&nbsp;rallies and the Election Commission is likely to issue guidelines for the campaigning period and the precautions needed henceforth. But&nbsp;after witnessing the devastation of the second wave we can&rsquo;t help but ask -&nbsp;is it enough? Or is it too little too late?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Parties are cancelling their rallies in UP, but is this all too little too late?&nbsp;

 
 
A 25-year-old Muslim man died after being beaten up allegedly by his neighbours in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district for participating in the BJP's election campaign and celebrating its victory in the recently-held state polls, police said on Sunday.
Babar Ali, who was thrashed on March 20 in Kathargarhi, died during treatment in Lucknow, and when his body reached the village on Sunday, his family members refused to perform last rites and demanded the arrest of the perpetrators, they said.
However, local MLA PN Pathak and other officials reached there, and the family agreed to bury Ali's body.
Later, police arrested two accused and said the hunt is on to nab two more people.
Police said Ali was allegedly targeted by his neighbours for apparently participating in the BJP's campaigning and celebrating its victory in the assembly polls.
On the complaint of the victim's wife, Fatima Khatoon, police registered a case against Azimullah, Arif, Salma and Tahid under the Indian Penal Code on March 21 and among the four, Arif and Tahid have been arrested.
As per reports, Ali campaigned for Pathak, a BJP leader, during the assembly election and on the day of victory, he not only burst crackers but also distributed sweets.
His neighbours became very angry, threatened him with dire consequences and on March 20 , they surrounded him in his house and started beating him up with sticks, police said.
When he climbed to the roof of the house, to save himself, they threw him down from there, they said.
Ali's brother Chande Alam and Fatima told reporters that they went to police and other officials several times to get protection from their neighbours but no one cared.
Pathak said that the culprits won't be spared and strict action will be taken against them.
"On March 21 a case was registered in which one Baba Ali was injured after he was beaten up. On March 25 , he died and among two accused Arif and Tahid have been arrested and sent to jail and the rest of the accused will be soon arrested. The accused and victim are of the same community," Circle Officer Khadda Sandeep Verma said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed condolences on death of Ali and expressed his gratitude towards his family.
He directed officials to conduct an unbiased probe into the matter.

Uttar Pradesh polls: Muslim man who celebrated BJP win thrashed, dies at hospital; 2 held

In Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh, two people have been arrested after a Muslim man, who participated in BJP's&nbsp;victory celebrations was allegedly thrashed by his neighbours. 25-year-old Babar&nbsp;Ali was beaten up on March 20 in Kathargarhi, and died during treatment in Lucknow.&nbsp; As per reports, Ali campaigned for a&nbsp;BJP leader during the assembly election and on the day of victory, he not only burst crackers but also distributed sweets. His neighbours became very angry, threatened him with dire consequences and on March 20 , they surrounded him in his house and started beating him up with sticks.
When he climbed to the roof of the house, to save himself, they threw him down from there. On the complaint of Babar's wife police filed a case and arrested two of the accused while a hunt is on for two others.&nbsp;
His family members refused to perform last rites and demanded the arrest of the perpetrators however he was laid to rest after assurance&nbsp;from&nbsp;local officials.
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As per reports, Ali campaigned for a&nbsp;BJP leader during the assembly election and on the day of victory, he not only burst crackers but also distributed sweets.

A 25-year-old Muslim man died after being beaten up allegedly by his neighbours in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district for participating in the BJP's election campaign and celebrating its victory in the recently-held state polls, police said on Sunday.
Babar Ali, who was thrashed on March 20 in Kathargarhi, died during treatment in Lucknow, and when his body reached the village on Sunday, his family members refused to perform last rites and demanded the arrest of the perpetrators, they said.
However, local MLA PN Pathak and other officials reached there, and the family agreed to bury Ali's body.
Later, police arrested two accused and said the hunt is on to nab two more people.
Police said Ali was allegedly targeted by his neighbours for apparently participating in the BJP's campaigning and celebrating its victory in the assembly polls.
On the complaint of the victim's wife, Fatima Khatoon, police registered a case against Azimullah, Arif, Salma and Tahid under the Indian Penal Code on March 21 and among the four, Arif and Tahid have been arrested.
As per reports, Ali campaigned for Pathak, a BJP leader, during the assembly election and on the day of victory, he not only burst crackers but also distributed sweets.
His neighbours became very angry, threatened him with dire consequences and on March 20 , they surrounded him in his house and started beating him up with sticks, police said.
When he climbed to the roof of the house, to save himself, they threw him down from there, they said.
Ali's brother Chande Alam and Fatima told reporters that they went to police and other officials several times to get protection from their neighbours but no one cared.
Pathak said that the culprits won't be spared and strict action will be taken against them.
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"On March 21 a case was registered in which one Baba Ali was injured after he was beaten up. On March 25 , he died and among two accused Arif and Tahid have been arrested and sent to jail and the rest of the accused will be soon arrested. The accused and victim are of the same community," Circle Officer Khadda Sandeep Verma said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed condolences on death of Ali and expressed his gratitude towards his family.
He directed officials to conduct an unbiased probe into the matter.

The people who most look forward to Valentines day are slowly becoming less those in love, and more those against it. In visuals that have gone viral on social media, several members of the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal, including women in saffron scarves were seen harassing a young couple and threatening to send a girl to jail if she did not call her parents. The mob slapped and abused the boy accompanying her. Earlier in the week, the same hooligans were also seen hanging up the effigy of Saint Valentine, claiming that these festivals were a western influence and had no place in our culture. An FIR has been registered against the accused involved in the incident.

UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | Aise Kaise: Cancelling St. Valentine?

The people who most look forward to Valentines day are slowly becoming less those in love, and more those against it. In visuals that have gone viral on social media, several members of the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal, including women in saffron scarves were seen harassing a young couple and threatening to send a girl to jail if she did not call her parents. The mob slapped and abused the boy accompanying her.   Earlier in the week, the same hooligans were also seen hanging up the effigy of Saint Valentine, claiming that these festivals were a western influence and had no place in our culture. An FIR has been registered against the accused involved in the incident.

The Pyaar ke Dushman are once again out to get those consensually celebrating the day of love. It&rsquo;s 2022, and we just don&rsquo;t think it&rsquo;s funny anymore!

The people who most look forward to Valentines day are slowly becoming less those in love, and more those against it. In visuals that have gone viral on social media, several members of the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal, including women in saffron scarves were seen harassing a young couple and threatening to send a girl to jail if she did not call her parents. The mob slapped and abused the boy accompanying her. Earlier in the week, the same hooligans were also seen hanging up the effigy of Saint Valentine, claiming that these festivals were a western influence and had no place in our culture. An FIR has been registered against the accused involved in the incident.

UP Election 2022 Phase 1: The first phase of the 7-phase UP assembly elections will commence on February 10. 58 constituencies of the 11 districts in the western region.

58 assembly seats to vote in UP election 2022 Phase 1 - Here's all you need to know

UP Election 2022: 58 assembly seats to vote in Phase 1 - Here's all you need to know

11 districts of Western Uttar Pradesh set to vote in Phase 1 of the Assembly Elections&nbsp;&nbsp;

The first phase of the 7-phase Uttar Pradesh assembly elections started on February 10. 58 constituencies of the 11 districts in the western region of the state are casting their ballot.
Once a stronghold of BSP, 53 of the 58 seats in the region voted for BJP in the last 2017 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">assembly elections</a>.&nbsp;Counting of votes will be done on March 10.
<h3><a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-election-2022-phase-1-voting-begins-mood-of-jats-farmers-in-focus-1644457831237" target="_blank">UP Election 2022 Phase 1</a> Key highlights:&nbsp;</h3>
&nbsp;&bull; Region once a stronghold of BSP &nbsp;&bull; 2013 riots swayed Jat vote in favour of BJP &nbsp;&bull; Farmer anger ripe in the region &nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;RLD seeking to sway Jat vote &nbsp;&bull; 26% - highest Muslim population in state &nbsp;&bull; New entrant to look out for - AIMIM
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections" target="_blank">UP Assembly Election</a> Phase 1 Seats to look out for:&nbsp;
&nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;Noida &nbsp;&bull; Muzaffarnagar &nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;Mathura &nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;Kairana &nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;Baghpat &nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;Atrauli
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Ever since the coronavirus vaccines received governmental green-light, doctors and medical institutions have repeatedly emphasised the importance of inoculation of the masses to curb the spread of the virus. However, the severity of the situation did not impede the politicisation of the vaccination drive.&nbsp;Take a look at this&nbsp;nok&nbsp;jhok&nbsp;on the very important covid vaccine&nbsp;&nbsp;

UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | Nok Jhok: 'Jab'ardast politics

Ever since the coronavirus vaccines received governmental green-light, doctors and medical institutions have repeatedly emphasised the importance of inoculation of the masses to curb the spread of the virus. However, the severity of the situation did not impede the politicisation of the vaccination drive. Take a look at this nok jhok on the very important covid vaccine  

Ever since the coronavirus vaccines received governmental green-light, doctors and medical institutions have repeatedly emphasised the importance of inoculation of the masses to curb the spread of the virus. However, the severity of the situation did not impede the politicisation of the vaccination drive.&nbsp;Take a look at this&nbsp;nok&nbsp;jhok&nbsp;on the very important covid vaccine&nbsp;&nbsp;

The severity of the covid situation has not impeded the politicisation of the vaccination drive.&nbsp;

Continuing to criticise his own party, BJP MP Varun Gandhi on Monday took strong exception to the imposition of nocturnal curfew in poll-bound Uttar Pradesh.
In view of sharp rise in Covid-19 cases and the surge in Omicron variant infections, Varun urged the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh, which has brought back a state-wide night curfew between 11 pm and 5 am from Saturday night, to “honestly decide” its priorities.
The Parliamentarian from Pilibhit wondered why there was no restriction imposed on the public rallies in Uttar Pradesh which goes to polls early next year. According to Varun, night curfews have a very “limited impact”.
The MP said that policymakers should lead from the front, inspiring the common public to stay at home.
After the Lakhimpur Kheri violence which led to the death of eight people including four farmers, Varun had written to the CM again seeking to register a murder case against those involved in the death of farmers and said the protesting farmers should be dealt with restraint and patience. 

Varun questions Yogi govt: 'curfew at night, lakhs of people at day rallies' 

Varun Gandhi again targets his own party ahead of polls
Curfew at night, lakhs of people at day rallies': Varun
Varun urged Yogi govt to 'honestly decide' its priorities
Why no restriction imposed on public rallies in Uttar Pradesh: Varun
Night curfews have a very limited impact': Varun

The MP said that policymakers should lead from the front, inspiring the common public to stay at home.

Continuing to criticise his own party, BJP MP Varun Gandhi on Monday took strong exception to the imposition of nocturnal curfew in poll-bound Uttar Pradesh.
In view of sharp rise in Covid-19 cases and the surge in Omicron variant infections, Varun urged the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh, which has brought back a state-wide night curfew between 11 pm and 5 am from Saturday night, to &ldquo;honestly decide&rdquo; its priorities.
The Parliamentarian from Pilibhit wondered why there was no restriction imposed on the public rallies in Uttar Pradesh which goes to polls early next year. According to Varun, night curfews have a very &ldquo;limited impact&rdquo;.
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The MP said that policymakers should lead from the front, inspiring the common public to stay at home.
After the Lakhimpur Kheri violence which led to the death of eight people including four farmers, Varun had written to the CM again seeking to register a murder case against those involved in the death of farmers and said the protesting farmers should be dealt with restraint and patience.&nbsp;

Since 2018, the Yogi Government has spent over 1,000 crore on the welfare of cows. Yes, that's a massive figure. So is the politics of the bovine animal in Uttar Pradesh. In this week's episode of Chunaav Pe Charcha, we ask what if cows could vote?  

UP election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | Will Yogi's Rhythm Bovine Woo the UP Voters?

What if cows could vote? In this week's Chunaav Pe Charcha we dive deep into Yogi's Political E'cow'nomy.

On this week's Chunaav&nbsp;Pe Charcha, we look at the e-COW-nomy&nbsp;of the UP Government when it comes to budgeting for the welfare of cows in the state.&nbsp;Catch the show on&nbsp;Friday at 8 pm!&nbsp;

Since 2018, the Yogi&nbsp;Government has spent over 1,000 crore&nbsp;on the welfare of&nbsp;cows. Yes, that's a massive figure. So is the politics of the bovine animal in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh.&nbsp; In this week's episode of Chunaav&nbsp;Pe Charcha, we ask what if cows could vote?&nbsp;&nbsp;

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