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Midnapore. allowed to vote,” she said. The The death toll at 459 was the The doctors are yet to discover India is facing an increas- Though elections were con- Commission, however , sought "# highest in nearly four months. the effect of the new variant on ingly severe and intensive sit- ducted in 30 constituencies a detailed report of the alleged This has taken the total the patients. It is feared that the uation in some districts, but the across four districts, Nandigram violence, sources said. She also Covid-19 tally to 1,22,21,665 new variant, N-440, is likely to entire country is potentially at — from where Mamata is fight- attacked Prime Minister Assembly constituencies against Sarma over allegedly and deaths at 1,62,927. weaken the body’s immune sys- risk, the Centre said on ing against her protégé-turned- Narendra Modi for breaking Sipajhar recorded 83.30 per making threatening remarks The Covid surge in the tem. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tuesday. challenger Suvendu Adhikari of the model code of conduct say- early 77 per cent of 73.45 cent voter turnout, Nalbari against Opposition leader country is due to a new strain Kerala, Chhattisgarh and the BJP — remained at the cen- ing, “being a Prime Minister how Nlakh voters exercised their 86.69 per cent, Marigaon 81.24 Hagrama Mohilary of the and the situation is exactly Punjab cumulatively accounted tre stage of all controversies can he use Government facilities franchise in 39 Assembly seats per cent, Laharighat 87.29 per Bodoland People’s Front. like the one in the UK when the for 78.9 percent of the total ( with Mamata bringing charges of to campaign and that too on in Assam during the second cent, Katlicherra 80 per cent, The second phase of elec- virus underwent a mutation active cases in the country. rigging and violence by BJP election days… It is strange that phase of polling on Thursday. Kalaigaon 80.87 per cent, tions were conducted for 39 around Christmas, Dr Randeep Maharashtra alone accounts for supporters. Just as the Chief he is coming here on every According to the EC, Jagiroad 83.72 per cent and Assembly Constituencies in Guleria, chief of Delhi’s All more than 61 per cent of the Minister personally intervened election date using the entire Bokajan recorded 76.25 per Dalgaon 81.70 per cent. Assam. More than 73 lakh India Institute of Medical active caseload of the country. entering a booth at Boyal village Government machinery to influ- cent turnout; Cachar 72.28 per Reacting to the EC’s notice, electorates across 10,592 Sciences, told a news agency. A total of 459 deaths were ) % following reports that BJP men ence the voting pattern… is this cent; Darrang 80.81 per cent; the AIUDF leader Maulana polling Stations are registered Maharashtra with 39,544 reported in a day, the highest had turned TMC polling agents not a violation of model code of Dima Hasao 74 per cent; Badruddin Ajmal tweeted that to exercise their franchise in cases took the lead followed by so far this year, with six States out of the booth, hundreds of conduct.” Hailakandi 78.94 per cent; Sarma scared of losing election, this phase. The election and Chhattisgarh (4,563) and accounting for 83.01 per cent supporters from two sides armed Hojai 75.71 per cent; Karbi that’s why using NIA as a police officials said that no inci- Karnataka (4,225). India’s active of the new deaths. Maharashtra ollowing surge in Covid- with brickbats and lathis gath- Anglong 75.93 per cent; threat. His statement came as dent of violence was reported caseload has reached 5,84,055 saw the maximum casualties F19 cases in Delhi, students ered in the area shouting slogans. ) Karimganj 73.02 per cent; a reaction to the EC’s notice so far from the 13 districts. and now comprises 4.78 per cent (227) followed by Punjab at 55 will continue to attend virtu- Even as the police and Morigaon 84.03 per cent; There were reports of EVM of the country’s total infections. daily deaths. However, in a al classes and this was con- Central forces had a trying time ' R Nagaon 77.25 per cent; Nalbari glitches from some polling sta- A net rise of 31,489 cases has major relief, at least 14 States firmed by the Delhi to keep the two sides away from 86.69 per cent; Rangia 73.38 tions and upon their immedi- been recorded in the total active reported zero deaths. Government on Thursday. each other, the TMC chief got New Delhi: The EC on per cent. ate replacement voting contin- caseload in a span of 24 hours. It announced that stu- trapped inside the booth for Thursday asked two poll Meanwhile, the EC issued ued uninterrupted, an elec- India’s cumulative recov- " dents of any class should not more than two hours. The observers to submit a report on a showcause notice to Assam tion official said. A significant eries stand at 1,14,74,683 with be called to schools physical- administration had to arrange for complaints by West Bengal Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma number of women voters were 40,382 recoveries being regis- ( ly in the new academic session a large contingent of security Minister Mamata Banerjee as the for allegedly making threaten- seen turning up early to exer- tered in a span of 24 hours. till further orders. The men to escort her back to her State witnessed the second phase ing remarks against Opposition cise their franchise. At most A new coronavirus variant New Delhi: The Centre has Directorate of Education temporary residence at Reyapara. of voting across 30 Assembly leader Hagrama Mohilary of places, voters were found wear- reported from Chhattisgarh decided to keep all public and (DoE) also told schools that This, apparently to protect seats. “A separate hand written the Bodoland People’s Front. + ) ing masks and maintaining has become a cause of worry private sector Covid-19 teaching and learning activi- her from hundreds of people complaint was received from He has been asked to ' ) social distancing as they stood for the Government. Vaccination Centres (CVCs) ties, which started on April 1, standing on road at various Chief Minister via CEO West respond to the notice by 5 pm ( + inside the rings drawn at six- According to reports, the operational throughout April, for students should continue pockets raising Jai Shri Ram slo- Bengal today in the late after- on April 2. +' ( ft distance outside the polling State has confirmed the new including on gazetted holi- through digital mode for aca- gan. At Reyapara a furious Chief noon,” the poll body said. The EC data shows that , - stations. variant in five different samples. days. demic session 2021-22. “It is clarified that stu- dents of any class / should not be called physically in school for the academic session 2021-22 till further Wednesday reduced interest whether the U-turn was an Minister. orders,” the DoE said in an rate by up to 1.1 per cent “oversight” or an “election-dri- “Madam FM, Are u run- official order. across various small savings ven hindsight”. Congress leader ning a ‘Circus’ or a Schools in Delhi were schemes, including the Rahul Gandhi alleged that the ‘Government’,” Surjewala asked. closed in March last year National Savings Certificates small saving rates would be “You have no moral right ahead of a nationwide lock- (NSC) and Public Provident reduced soon after elections. to continue as FM,” he said. down to contain spread of letin. More than five Jharkhand ment data. The recovery rate in Fund (PPF). “There was already loot on “One can imagine the novel coronavirus. While sev- residents have died of Covid- the State was above 98.60 per “Interest rates of small sav- petrol and diesel and soon functioning of economy when eral States partially reopened 19 infection in the state this cent in the first week of March. ings schemes of GoI shall con- after the elections end, the such duly approved order schools in October, the Delhi week and at least three casual- Ranchi was the only district he Centre on Thursday tinue to be at the rates which small saving rates will be affecting crores of people can Government let schools to he active Covid caseload in ties were reported in Ranchi, to report a triple-digit-spike in Tdecided to withdraw the existed in the last quarter of reduced and there will be a loot be issued by an ‘oversight’.
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