Morung Express News Kohima | November 3 A record turnout is expected for the bye elections to two assembly seats in Nagaland on November 3 with an estimated 81.66% of the electorate casting their votes by 3 PM.  The bye elections are being held in 14 Southern Angami-I and 60 Pungro- Kiphire Assembly Constituencies. As per the official estimate after Round 4 at 3 PM, voting was as high as 87.82% in 60 Pungro- Kiphire AC  while it was 68.28% in 14 Southern Angami-1 AC

Kohima, November 3 (IANS): Over 55 per cent of the electorate had cast their votes till 2 p.m. for bypolls to the two assembly seats in Nagaland on Tuesday since the election authorities have taken elaborate security measures and ensured strict adherence to Covid-19 protocols, election officials said.Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Abhijit Sinha said. that the bypolls are being held in Southern Angami-1 seat in Kohima district and in Pungro Kiphire constituency in Kiphire district.

Our Correspondent Kohima | November 2  Nagaland’s Chief Electoral Officer Abhijit Sinha today informed that all arrangements are in place for free, fair and peaceful bye-elections to the two assembly constituencies in Nagaland on November 3. Altogether, 13, 588 and 29,500 electorates will exercise their franchise in the 14 Southern Angami-1 and 60 Pungro-Kiphire Assembly Constituencies respectively. Talking to media persons here this afternoon, Sinha informed that

Kohima, November 2 (MExN): The District Magistrate, Kohima, Mohammed Ali Shihab A, in exercise of the powers conferred under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code 1973, has restricted/prohibited the assembly and movement of more than 5 persons with effect from 6:00 pm on November 1 to 6:00 pm on November 4. This order is promulgated and applicable only within the limits of 14-Southern Angami I (ST) Assembly Constituency, including the three Polling Stations area under Ward No 5

Morung Express News Dimapur | November 1 As per the bye-election campaign period notified by the Chief Electoral Officer, all campaigning for the bye elections to the Nagaland Legislative Assembly from 14-Southern Angami-I (ST) Assembly Constituency and 60-Pungro-Kiphire (ST) Assembly Constituency came to an end from 4:00 pm on November 1. With this, the hectic preparations for the polls amid the COVID-19 pandemic situation came to a close. According to the election authorities,

 Cash, liquor, drugs among seized items Kohima, November 1 (MExN): Seizure of cash, alcohol and drugs amounting to Rs 13.42 lakh was reported by the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Nagaland on November 1. The seizures were made by the Flying Squad Team/Static Surveillance Team/Excise/other agencies in both the 14 Southern Angami 1 AC and 60 Pungro- Kiphire AC till date. Disclosing the nature of the seizures, the office of the CEO aid that cash seizure till dat

Kohima, November 1 (MExN): In view of the upcoming bye-election to the 14 Southern Angami Assembly-I Constituency scheduled on November 3, the Home Guards, Civil Defence & State Disaster Response Force Kohima on Sunday carried out sanitisation of polling stations. The Coy. Commander HG,CD & SDRF, AK Prem Kumar informed that altogether five SDRF teams carried out the sanitisation programme covering all the twenty two designated polling stations located at Chotobosti, Phesama,

Only pre-certified ads to be allowed on and before poll day Kohima, October 20 (MExN): The Election Commission of India (ECI) has directed that no political party or candidate or any other organization or person shall publish any advertisement in print media on poll day and one day prior to poll day, i.e. November 2 and 3 unless the contents of the advertisement proposed to be published are pre-certified from the MCMC Committee at the State/District level, as the case may be. It

Kohima, September 30 (MExN): A State level meeting with all the registered political parties has been convened on October 1 at 2:00 pm at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. A notice from the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Nagaland Abhijit Sinha informed that the meeting is in connection with the announcement of Bye-Elections in 14- Southern Angami I and 60- Pungro Kiphire Assembly Constituencies to be held on November 3.  All the political parties have been requested to depute at least 2 r