Three special poll observers in State
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They have appointed as general, expenditure and police observers
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They have appointed as general, expenditure and police observers
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has appointed three special observers for the upcoming Assembly polls in the State. They are in addition to the general, expenditure and police observers posted at the district and constituency level, according to Chief Electoral Officer Teeka Ram Meena.
J. Ramakrishna Rao, a former IAS officer, has been appointed special general observer. Deepak Mishra, a former IPS officer, is the special police observer and Pushpinder Singh Puniha, a former IRS officer, is the special expenditure observer.
Women’s Day observed in capital
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Women officers take charge in police stations and are deployed in highway patrol
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Sub Inspector Asha V. Rekha who took charge as the SHO of the Cantonment Police Station in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday along with her team of women officials, as part of observance of International Women’s Day.
Women officers take charge in police stations and are deployed in highway patrol
Women police officers spearheaded the functioning of 123 police stations in the State on Monday as the Kerala Police marked the International Women’s Day with novelty.
These officers assumed the responsibilities of station house officer (SHO), General Diary (GD) in-charge, ‘paraav’ and public relations officer at the stations. They were also deployed in highway patrol vehicles across the State.
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Kerala police question Bollywood diva Sunny Leone over alleged cheating case
06 Feb 2021
AM Abdussalam, Correspondent
Kerala police crime branch quizzed Bollywood diva Sunny Leone at a private resort in Thiruvananthapuram over a complaint filed by the organiser of an event in which the actor was supposed to take part, but withdrew at the last moment.
The interrogation was conducted on a complaint filed by an event manager in Kochi in an alleged cheating case. R. Shiyas who conducts events in and around Kochi had filed a complaint with the Kerala police that Leone had taken Rs2.9 million from him while promising to attend various inaugural functions in the state but did failed to do so.