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Gorakhpur: After supporters of two district panchayat member election candidates staged massive protests and set afire a police post alleging anomalies in counting, Gorakhpur district magistrate supervised booth-wise matching of votes and declared revised results and also ordered action against the returning officer. On Wednesday afternoon, two candidates, Ravi Nishad from district panchayat ward number 60 and Kodai Nishad from ward number 61 had claimed they had won the election with over 2,000 votes but the certificate of victory was given to Gopal Yadav for ward number 60 and Ramesh aka Gabbar Yadav for ward number 61. The candidates and their supporters alleged anomalies and staged protests that went on till late evening. ....
Gorakhpur: The supporters of two district panchayat member election candidates accused the administration of partiality and burnt down the Nai Bazar police post after staging a demonstration at Nai Bazar chauraha and pelting stones at a filling station on Wednesday. Ravi Nishad who contested district panchayat member seat from ward number 60 and Kodai Nishad, the candidate from ward number 64, claimed they had won their elections with more than 2,000 votes but the administration didn’t give certificates to them on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday morning the certificate of victory was given to Gopal Yadav for ward number 60 and Gabbar Yadav for ward number 64. ....
Gorakhpur: Losing Zila Panchayat candidates’ supporters allege admin bias, set police post afire Gorakhpur: Losing Zila Panchayat candidates’ supporters allege admin bias, set police post afire Ravi Nishad (ward number 60) and Kodai Nishad (ward number 64) claimed they had won the elections with more than 2,000 votes. advertisement Photo for representation The supporters of two unsuccessful Zila Panchayat candidates Wednesday accused the administration of bias, and staged violent protests by pelting stones at a fuel station and setting a police post afire, officials said. They also surrounded the Brahammpur block during their protest, they said. The two Zila Panchayat candidates Ravi Nishad (ward number 60) and Kodai Nishad (ward number 64) claimed they had won the elections with more than 2,000 votes, but the administration didn t give them the victory certificate. ....