Long queues of voters in Srinagar break jinx of poll boycotts
Despite there being no poll boycott call this time, the polling percentage remained 36.1 in the constituency till 5 pm yet it was better than the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Despite there being no poll boycott call this time, the polling percentage remained 36.1 in the constituency till 5 pm yet it was better than the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Voting for the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency is underway, marking the first parliamentary election in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Sunday that the criminals and mafia fleeing his state cannot enter the Uttarakhand.
Announcing the names of the candidates in a press conference in Srinagar, the chairman of the parliamentary affairs committee of the Apni Party, Dillawar Mir said Mohammad Ashraf Mir would contest the Srinagar seat while Zafar Iqbal Manhas has been fielded from Anantnag.
A record number of 17 lakh tulip bulbs have been planted in the garden sprawled over 55 hectares. Five new varieties of tulips have been planted, raising the total number of varieties to 73.
DGP directed for deployment of quick response teams to provide immediate assistance to the pilgrims.
The Amarnath pilgrimage in Kashmir will begin on 1 July.
LG Sinha said ICAI has continuously extended its support to various government bodies, and regulatory bodies and in implementing various policies linked to economic development.
“I pray for the successful pilgrimage of the blessed pilgrims who are embarking upon the sacred journey for performing the Haj,” said Manoj Sinha.
The party was apparently reacting to the claim of 1.60 crore tourist arrivals made by government functionaries during the G20's Tourism Working Group meeting in Srinagar.