Mlc elections in ap 2022

In a rude jolt to Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRCP, the Opposition TDP won all three MLC graduates constituencies that went to the polls on March 13 in the Andhra Pradesh MLC elections. While the result of two segments was announced on Saturday, the third segment was formally declared by the poll authorities on the morning of Sunday, 19 March, amidst high drama. Though TDP candidate Bhumireddy Ramgopal Reddy was declared the winner by the poll authorities Saturday night, there was a delay in handing over the declaration to him. Suspecting foul play, he and other TDP leaders at the Anantapur counting centre staged a protest late in the night. Ramgopal Reddy was also taken into custody by the police. However, on Sunday morning he was given a declaration certificate by Returning Officer S Nagalakshmi. TDP candidates Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao, Kancharla Srikanth Chowdhary and Bhumireddy Rambhupal Reddy won the North Andhra, East Rayalaseema, and West Rayalaseema graduate constituencies, respectively, with decisive margins. Also read: The contested seat While the YSRCP candidate Vennapusa Ravindra Reddy, in the West Rayalaseema segment, maintained a slim margin over the TDP candidate in the first preferential vote counting, he lost in the second preferential vote. Since no candidate secured 50 percent qualified votes in the first preferential vote counting, poll authorities went into the elimination process. In the elimination process, TDP candidate Rambhupal Reddy secu...

It is learned that the term of three MLC seats has been vacant in Andhra Pradesh on May 31 this year and six in Telangana on June 3. Earlier, the election commission has postponed the conduct of the election at that time in the wake of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, Chinna Govinda Reddy, Mohammad Sharif, and Somu Veerraju of Andhra Pradesh and Akula Lalita, Farizuddin, Gutta Sukhendar Reddy, Neti Vidyasagar, Venkateshwar, and Kadium Srihari's term ended. Hence, the election commission has released the schedule for MLC elections.

Graduate & Teacher MLC Voter Registration Schedule - Instructions for 2022 MLC Elections. The Graduate and Teacher MLC Notification has been released by Election Commission of India. Accordingly the Graduate Voter Registration / Enrolment, Teacher Voter Enrolment Registration has been started. The State Election Commission has released the schedule and instructions for enrolment of Voters in Graduate / Teacher MLC Constituencies ( Graduates' Constituency; Teachers' Constituency 2022). Detailed Schedule, Instructions are explained below.Graduate MLC Constituency & Teacher MLC Constituency Voter Enrolment Schedule 2022-23. Schedule for Graduate MLC Constituency Teacher MLC Constituency Elections 2022 Activities Period/Date Issue of public notice under Rule 31(3) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960 01.10.2022 (Saturday) First re-publication of notice in Newspapers under Rule 31(4) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960 15.10.2022 (Saturday) Second re-publication of notice in Newspapers under Rule 31(4) of the Registration of Elector Rules, 1960 25.10.2022 (Tuesday) Last date of receipt of applications in Form ,18 or 19, as the case may be. 07.11.2022 (Monday) Period for the preparation of manuscripts and printing of draft electoral rolls 19.11,2022.(Saturday) Draft Publication of Electoral Rolls . 23.11.2022. (Wednesday) Period for filing of claims and objections 23.11.2022 (Wednesday) to 09.12.2022(Friday) Date by which the claims and objections shall be dispose...

Amaravati: Voting for the election of seven MLC seats of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council under MLA quota commenced on Thursday. The election started at 9 am at the Legislative Assembly in Velagapudi. Voting began with Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy exercising his franchise first, said an official. Out of 175 eligible MLA voters, 35 have exercised their franchise by 9:40 am. Seven YSRCP candidates have filed nominations for equal number of MLC seats, which will fall vacant in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council by the end of March. Jayamangala Venkataramana, Marri Rajasekhar, C. H. Yesuratnam, Bommi Israel, Kola Guruvulu, Pothula Sunita and Penmetsa Varaha Venkata Suryanarayana Raju are the seven candidates from the ruling party. Members whose term will expire on March 29 include Nara Lokesh, Pothula Sunitha, Bucchula Arjunudu, Dokka Manikya Varaprasad, and Gangula Prabakar Reddy, while Challa Bagheedhar Reddy's term lapsed on November 2, 2022.

It is learned that the term of three MLC seats has been vacant in Andhra Pradesh on May 31 this year and six in Telangana on June 3. Earlier, the election commission has postponed the conduct of the election at that time in the wake of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, Chinna Govinda Reddy, Mohammad Sharif, and Somu Veerraju of Andhra Pradesh and Akula Lalita, Farizuddin, Gutta Sukhendar Reddy, Neti Vidyasagar, Venkateshwar, and Kadium Srihari's term ended. Hence, the election commission has released the schedule for MLC elections.

Graduate & Teacher MLC Voter Registration Schedule - Instructions for 2022 MLC Elections. The Graduate and Teacher MLC Notification has been released by Election Commission of India. Accordingly the Graduate Voter Registration / Enrolment, Teacher Voter Enrolment Registration has been started. The State Election Commission has released the schedule and instructions for enrolment of Voters in Graduate / Teacher MLC Constituencies ( Graduates' Constituency; Teachers' Constituency 2022). Detailed Schedule, Instructions are explained below.Graduate MLC Constituency & Teacher MLC Constituency Voter Enrolment Schedule 2022-23. Schedule for Graduate MLC Constituency Teacher MLC Constituency Elections 2022 Activities Period/Date Issue of public notice under Rule 31(3) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960 01.10.2022 (Saturday) First re-publication of notice in Newspapers under Rule 31(4) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960 15.10.2022 (Saturday) Second re-publication of notice in Newspapers under Rule 31(4) of the Registration of Elector Rules, 1960 25.10.2022 (Tuesday) Last date of receipt of applications in Form ,18 or 19, as the case may be. 07.11.2022 (Monday) Period for the preparation of manuscripts and printing of draft electoral rolls 19.11,2022.(Saturday) Draft Publication of Electoral Rolls . 23.11.2022. (Wednesday) Period for filing of claims and objections 23.11.2022 (Wednesday) to 09.12.2022(Friday) Date by which the claims and objections shall be dispose...

In a rude jolt to Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRCP, the Opposition TDP won all three MLC graduates constituencies that went to the polls on March 13 in the Andhra Pradesh MLC elections. While the result of two segments was announced on Saturday, the third segment was formally declared by the poll authorities on the morning of Sunday, 19 March, amidst high drama. Though TDP candidate Bhumireddy Ramgopal Reddy was declared the winner by the poll authorities Saturday night, there was a delay in handing over the declaration to him. Suspecting foul play, he and other TDP leaders at the Anantapur counting centre staged a protest late in the night. Ramgopal Reddy was also taken into custody by the police. However, on Sunday morning he was given a declaration certificate by Returning Officer S Nagalakshmi. TDP candidates Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao, Kancharla Srikanth Chowdhary and Bhumireddy Rambhupal Reddy won the North Andhra, East Rayalaseema, and West Rayalaseema graduate constituencies, respectively, with decisive margins. Also read: The contested seat While the YSRCP candidate Vennapusa Ravindra Reddy, in the West Rayalaseema segment, maintained a slim margin over the TDP candidate in the first preferential vote counting, he lost in the second preferential vote. Since no candidate secured 50 percent qualified votes in the first preferential vote counting, poll authorities went into the elimination process. In the elimination process, TDP candidate Rambhupal Reddy secu...

Amaravati: Voting for the election of seven MLC seats of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council under MLA quota commenced on Thursday. The election started at 9 am at the Legislative Assembly in Velagapudi. Voting began with Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy exercising his franchise first, said an official. Out of 175 eligible MLA voters, 35 have exercised their franchise by 9:40 am. Seven YSRCP candidates have filed nominations for equal number of MLC seats, which will fall vacant in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council by the end of March. Jayamangala Venkataramana, Marri Rajasekhar, C. H. Yesuratnam, Bommi Israel, Kola Guruvulu, Pothula Sunita and Penmetsa Varaha Venkata Suryanarayana Raju are the seven candidates from the ruling party. Members whose term will expire on March 29 include Nara Lokesh, Pothula Sunitha, Bucchula Arjunudu, Dokka Manikya Varaprasad, and Gangula Prabakar Reddy, while Challa Bagheedhar Reddy's term lapsed on November 2, 2022.

Amaravati: Voting for the election of seven MLC seats of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council under MLA quota commenced on Thursday. The election started at 9 am at the Legislative Assembly in Velagapudi. Voting began with Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy exercising his franchise first, said an official. Out of 175 eligible MLA voters, 35 have exercised their franchise by 9:40 am. Seven YSRCP candidates have filed nominations for equal number of MLC seats, which will fall vacant in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council by the end of March. Jayamangala Venkataramana, Marri Rajasekhar, C. H. Yesuratnam, Bommi Israel, Kola Guruvulu, Pothula Sunita and Penmetsa Varaha Venkata Suryanarayana Raju are the seven candidates from the ruling party. Members whose term will expire on March 29 include Nara Lokesh, Pothula Sunitha, Bucchula Arjunudu, Dokka Manikya Varaprasad, and Gangula Prabakar Reddy, while Challa Bagheedhar Reddy's term lapsed on November 2, 2022.

It is learned that the term of three MLC seats has been vacant in Andhra Pradesh on May 31 this year and six in Telangana on June 3. Earlier, the election commission has postponed the conduct of the election at that time in the wake of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, Chinna Govinda Reddy, Mohammad Sharif, and Somu Veerraju of Andhra Pradesh and Akula Lalita, Farizuddin, Gutta Sukhendar Reddy, Neti Vidyasagar, Venkateshwar, and Kadium Srihari's term ended. Hence, the election commission has released the schedule for MLC elections.