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AP Local Polls: Supreme Court Steps Into YSRCP Nomination Row
Allegations of violence during Andhra Pradesh’s municipal nominations have put the election process under scrutiny. YSRCP says its candidates were blocked from filing papers. The ruling TDP-led coalition rejects the claims and accuses YSRCP supporters of violence. After the Andhra Pradesh High Court refused to extend the nomination deadline, YSRCP appealed to the Supreme Court. On Wednesday, the court directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to examine complaints and decide by
AP Local Polls: Supreme Court Steps Into YSRCP Nomination Row
Allegations of violence during Andhra Pradesh’s municipal nominations have put the election process under scrutiny. YSRCP says its candidates were blocked from filing papers. The ruling TDP-led coalition rejects the claims and accuses YSRCP supporters of violence. After the Andhra Pradesh High Court refused to extend the nomination deadline, YSRCP appealed to the Supreme Court. On Wednesday, the court directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to examine complaints and decide by
Byju Raveendran Gets Six-Month Jail Term In Singapore Contempt Case
Byju Raveendran Sentenced In Singapore Case Byju’s founder Byju Raveendran has reportedly been sentenced to six months in jail by a Singapore court in a contempt of court case. The matter is connected to allegations that he failed to follow court directions related to asset disclosure and legal proceedings. Reports also said the court directed him to surrender and pay costs of S$90,000. The development has once again brought Byju’s legal troubles into the spot
Byju Raveendran Gets Six-Month Jail Term In Singapore Contempt Case
Byju Raveendran Sentenced In Singapore Case Byju’s founder Byju Raveendran has reportedly been sentenced to six months in jail by a Singapore court in a contempt of court case. The matter is connected to allegations that he failed to follow court directions related to asset disclosure and legal proceedings. Reports also said the court directed him to surrender and pay costs of S$90,000. The development has once again brought Byju’s legal troubles into the spot









