EC's certificate to new voters
Election Commission of India, has decided to give a Voter's Certificate to all the new voters of the age group of 18-19 years for the first time in the country.The certificate would be signed by the EROs (Electorate Registration Officers) of the LACs.The certificates would be very much useful as it would be considered as an important valid document supporting citizenship of India. Election Commission of India has decided to issue the certificates to new and young voters for greater participation for a stronger democracy.
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Hectic political activities have been seen in 65 Kalaigaon LAC with Assembly election is due on April 11.The picture is not very clear, but from the activities of candidates it could assume that tough contest awaits for sitting AGP MLA Mukunda Ram Choudhury with AGP and BPF leading election campaign followed by UPP and Congress.A four corner contest is seen so far. Fifteen candidates namely- sitting MLA,Mukunda Ram Choudhury,(AGP);former MLA,Maheswar Boro,(BPF);former MLA,Nathu Ram Boro( AIUDF); Babul Basumatari (UPP ); Indrajit Kumar Saikia (Cong);Brajen Mahanta (SJEM);Jitendra Chaliha,(SUCI);Sudhendu Mohan Sarkar,(BGP);Sushil Kumar Sarma (LJP);Arun Baruah,(New AICP);Dr.Nayan Moni...
40 Field Regiment of Army and Udalguri police apprehended one hardcore NDFB cadre Mukuta Boro alias B.Mwsagra of Chinakona village near Khoirabari on the night of March 24.Rakesh Roshan,SP Udalguri told media that huge quantities of arms including one factory made 7.65mm pistol,four nos .36 grenade,three nos fuzes,twenty 7.65 live rounds of ammunitions etc.had been recovered from the cadre.
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