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Poll Officer Charged As Wrong Candidates Declared Winners In UP Panchayat Election

UP panchayat election results 2021 were declared on May 2 after counting of votes (Representational) Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh: An FIR or police case has been registered against a government official deputed as additional returning officer (ARO) in the Uttar Pradesh panchayat elections for allegedly giving winning certificates to candidates who lost, an official said today. Additional returning officer (ARO) Virendra Kumar has been booked for cheating, forgery and fraud on a complaint from Returning Officer Sunil Kumar, a senior police official said. On Wednesday night, there were incident of arson in Nai Bazar police outpost by the supporters of the candidates who alleged that they was not declared winner due to fraud committed by the official.

UP panchayat poll: Wrong candidates declared winners, additional returning officer booked

UP panchayat poll: Wrong candidates declared winners, additional returning officer booked SECTIONS Last Updated: May 07, 2021, 12:51 PM IST Share Synopsis On Wednesday night, there were incident of arson in Nai Bazar police outpost by the supportes of the candidates who alleged that they was not declared winner due to fraud committed by the official. PTI An FIR has been registered against a government official deputed as additional returning officer (ARO) in the Uttar Pradesh panchayat polls on for allegedly giving winning certificates to candidates who lost, an official said on Friday. Additional returning officer (ARO) Virendra Kumar has been booked for cheating, forgery and fraud on a complaint from Returning Officer Sunil Kumar, a senior police official said.

Uttar Pradesh coronavirus cases UP COVID19 guidelines death toll

URL copied UP records 12,787 new COVID-19 cases, 48 more fatalities Uttar Pradesh has recorded 12,787 new cases of the novel coronavirus, taking the state s infection tally to 6,76,739. As many as 48 more deaths were reported from the state, according to a government statement. The total death toll in the state is now at 9,085, the statement said. Taking cognizance of the rising cases in the state capital, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the Lucknow police commissioner to ensure that not more than five persons are allowed to enter the religious places. Navaratri will start from April 14 and Ramzan is likely to begin from April 13.

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