Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Election Latest News & Results
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Jammu and Kashmir Past Assembly Election Results
- 2014 : Total : 87, JKPDP : 28, BJP : 25, JKNC : 15, INC : 12, OTH:7
- 2008 : Total : 87, JKN : 28, JKPDP : 21, INC : 17, BJP : 11, OTH:10
- 2002 : Total : 87, JKN : 28, INC : 20, PDP : 16, IND : 13, OTH:10
- 1996 : Total : 87, JKN : 57, BJP : 8, INC : 7, JD : 5, OTH:10
- 1987 : Total : 76, JKN : 40, INC : 26, IND : 8, BJP : 2,
- 1983 : Total : 75, JKN : 46, INC : 26, IND : 2, JKP : 1,
- 1977 : Total : 76, JKN : 47, JNP : 13, INC : 11, IND : 4, OTH:1
- 1972 : Total : 75, INC : 58, IND : 9, JMI : 5, BJS : 3,
- 1967 : Total : 75, INC : 61, JKN : 8, IND : 3, OTH:3
- 1962 : Total : 75, NC : 70, PP : 3, IND : 2,
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West Bengal Post Poll Violence: MHA Forms Four-Member Team to Inquire into Reports of Violence
The Union Home Ministry has formed a four-member fact finding team to look into reasons for the post poll violence in West Bengal and also assess the ground situation in the state, officials said on Thursday.
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'COVID-19 Management Not Our Prerogative', EC Tells Supreme Court on Madras High Court 'Murder Charges' Remark
A bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud and M R Shah was told by senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi, appearing for the EC, that remarks of murder charges made by the Madras High Court against the Constitutional body were unwarranted and such conclusive remarks should not have been made without hearing the poll panel.
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Media Cannot Be Stopped From Reporting Court Discussions, Says Supreme Court on EC's Plea Against Madras HC
The Supreme Court on Monday heard the Election Commission's petition against the Madras Court's remarks holding it responsible for the surge in COVID-19 cases in India. While hearing the plea, the apex court said that the media could be stopped from reporting oral remarks of judges.
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Assembly Elections Results 2021: TMC Sweeps West Bengal, DMK to Rule Tamil Nadu, LDF In Kerala, BJP Retains Assam, NDA Wins in Puducherry
Mamata Banerjee is set to retain West Bengal by defeating the BJP. In Tamil Nadu, the DMK-Congress alliance won and MK Stalin is set to become the Chief Minister. The LDF has retained Kerala, while Assam has voted for BJP again.
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