You can still enroll as a voter for MLC elections with this link: http://ceotserms2.telangana.gov.in/MLC/form18.aspx
, & || Nimmagadda, Jagan Tom&Jerry Fight ||
Andhra Pradesh has been witnessing a needless confrontation between the State Election Commission (SEC) and the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy led government. The announcement of the poll schedule for the Panchayats by Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar has further infuriated the state government.
The issue is now slated for hearing in the High Court. The issue will certainly go to the Supreme Court irrespective of the High courts order. Thus, the holding of panchayat polls still remain in limbo. Political acrimony surrounding it shall continue.
Both sides seem not ready to relent as it became a prestigious issue caught in the political quagmire. The two sides made surprising somersaults in the vexed episode. Citing the Pandemic, the SEC postponed the local bodies elections at the beginning of the public health crisis. The government strongly demanded that the elections be held. In fact, the state government has even gone to the apex court seeking the repeal of the SEC decision. Surprisingly, the SEC wants to conduct the elections now come what may. But, the state government is against holding the elections citing the same Pandemic conditions.
Jagan vs Nimmagadda: Personal Rivalry Than Public Interest – Prof K Nageshwar
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You can still enroll as a voter for MLC elections with this link: http://ceotserms2.telangana.gov.in/MLC/form18.aspx , & || Nimmagadda, Jagan Tom&Jerry Fight || Andhra Pradesh has been witnessing a needless confrontation between the State Election Commission (SEC) and the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy led government. The announcement of the poll schedule for the Panchayats by Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar has further infuriated the state government. The issue is now slated for hearing in the High Court. The issue will certainly go to the Supreme Court irrespective of the High courts order. Thus, the holding of panchayat polls still remain in limbo. Political acrimony surrounding it shall continue. Both sides seem not ready to relent as it became a prestigious issue caught in the political quagmire. The two sides made surprising somersaults in the vexed episode. Citing the Pandemic, the SEC postponed the local bodies elections at the beginning of the public health crisis. The government strongly demanded that the elections be held. In fact, the state government has even gone to the apex court seeking the repeal of the SEC decision. Surprisingly, the SEC wants to conduct the elections now come what may. But, the state government is against holding the elections citing the same Pandemic conditions. https://www.gulte.com/political-news/49529/jagan-vs-nimmagadda-personal-rivalry-than-public-interest-mark-jagan-prof-k-nageshwar