States » NorthPosted at: Jul 24 2020 4:17PM

Cong govt proven anti-poor & anti-Dalit: Principal Budhram

Chandigarh, Jul 24 (UNI) The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab, while terming the Congress as anti-poor and anti-Dalit, like the Badals, flayed the Capt Amarinder Singh government for stalling the ‘Shagun scheme’ in the state since April 2019.

In a joint statement issued from party headquarters on Friday, state core committee chairman Principal Budhram, Deputy Leader of Opposition Sarabjit Kaur Manuke, state SC wing president Manjit Singh Bilaspur and co-president Kulwant Singh Pandori, party spokesperson Rupinder Kaur Ruby and master Baldev Singh (all MLAs) said the Captain government, which had waived off a whopping amount worth Rs 10 billion to liquor barons and sand-and-gravel contractors under the guise of corona, was dragging its feet on giving Rs 21,000 to poor and Dalit girls since April 2019.

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Mehbooba Mufti writes to ECI on rescheduling polls in Anantnag seat

26 Apr 2024 | 12:31 PM

Srinagar, April 26 (UNI) Peoples Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti on Friday wrote to the Election Commission of India (ECI) regarding the proposed delay for the Anantnag - Rajouri Lok Sabha seat, saying any attempt to delay it will result in denying a level playing field to all the parties.

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DHARMANAGAR, APR 26 (UNI):-Tribal voters in traditional attire showing voter's identity cards while waiting in queue for their turn to cast francise for Lok Sabha election-2024 at a polling centre during the 2nd phase of election,in Dharmanagar in Tripura on Friday.UNI PHOTO-AKX3U

DHARMANAGAR, APR 26 (UNI):-Voters showing voter's identity cards while waiting in queue for their turn to cast francise for Lok Sabha election-2024 at a polling centre during the 2nd phase of election,in Dharmanagar in Tripura on Friday.UNI PHOTO-AKX2U

DHARMANAGAR, APR 26 (UNI):-Voters showing voter's identity cards while waiting in queue for their turn to cast francise for Lok Sabha election-2024 at a polling centre during the 2nd phase of election,in Dharmanagar in Tripura on Friday.UNI PHOTO-AKX1U

GHAZIABAD, APR 26 (UNI):- Ninty year old voter Asgri showing her voter ID after casting vote in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh on Friday. UNI PHOTO-PSB-4U

GHAZIABAD, APR 26 (UNI):- Ninty year old voter Asgri showing her voter ID after casting vote in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh on Friday. UNI PHOTO-PSB-3U

GHAZIABAD, APR 26 (UNI):- Ninty year old voter Asgri showing her voter ID after casting vote in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh on Friday. UNI PHOTO-PSB-2U

GHAZIABAD, APR 26 (UNI):- Ninty year old voter Asgri showing her voter ID after casting vote in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh on Friday. UNI PHOTO-PSB-1U

SILCHAR, APR 26 (UNI):- Silchar Lok Shaba BJP candidate Parimal Sukalbadya before casting his vote in Silchar on Friday.UNI PHOTO-21U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK6U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK5U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK4U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK3U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK2U

SOPORE, APR 26 (UNI):- Security forces near the encounter site at check Mohalla Nowpora area of Sopore in North Kashmir on Friday. UNI PHOTO-JK1U

TONK, APR 26 (UNI):- Voters showing mark of indelible ink after casting their votes at a polling booth during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Tonk district, in Rajasthan on Friday.UNI PHOTO-47U

JAMMU, APR 26 (UNI):-Voters standing in the queue to cast their votes at a polling booth during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Aglow Kids Playway School, in Jammu on Friday.UNI PHOTO-46U

JAMMU, APR 26 (UNI):- Voters standing in the queue to cast their votes, at a polling booth, during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Government Boys Higher Secondary School Sarwal, in Jammu on Friday.UNI PHOTO-45U

JAMMU, APR 26 (UNI):- Polling Security staffs checking documents, at a polling booth, during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School, Bakshi Nagar, in Jammu on Friday.UNI PHOTO-44U

JAMMU, APR 26 (UNI):- Polling Security staffs checking documents, at a polling booth, during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School, Bakshi Nagar, in Jammu on Friday.UNI PHOTO-43U

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APR 26 (UNI):-Voters standing in the queue to cast their votes, at a polling booth, during the 2nd Phase of General Elections-2024 at St. Goretti Higher Secondary School for Girls, Nalanchira, Thiruvananthapuram, in Kerala on Friday.UNI PHOTO-42U