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Bye Elections to the Council of States from Kerala and West Bengal -reg.

There are two casual vacancies in the Council of States from Kerala and West Bengal as per details below: –
StateName of MemberCause of vacancyDate of vacancyTerm Up to
KeralaShri Jose K. ManiResignation11.01.202101.07.2024
West BengalMs. Arpita GhoshResignation15.09.202102.04.2026

 

2. The Commission vide Press Note No. ECI/PN/67/2021, dated 28.05.2021 had decided that due to outbreak of the second wave of COVID-19 in the country, it would not be appropriate to hold bye election to the Council of States from Kerala till the pandemic situation significantly improves and conditions become conducive to hold bye election to the Council of States from Kerala.

3. The Commission having re-assessed the situation in the State of Kerala and after taking into consideration all relevant facts, has now decided to conduct above-mentioned two bye elections to the Council of States from Kerala and West Bengal in accordance with the following programme: –

S. NoEventsDates
Issue of Notifications09th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Last date of making nominations16th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Scrutiny of nominations17th November, 2021 (Wednesday)
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures22nd November, 2021 (Monday)
Date of Poll29th November, 2021 (Monday)
Hours of Poll09:00 am to 04:00 pm
Counting of Votes29th November, 2021 (Monday) at 05:00 pm
Date before which election shall be completed01st December, 2021 (Wednesday)

 

4. Broad Guidelines of Covid-19 as already issued by ECI as well as the recent guidelines issued by ECI as contained in para 06 of Press Note dated 28.09.2021 available at link https://eci.gov.in/candidate-political-parties/instructions-on-covid-19/. to be followed, wherever applicable, during entire election process for all persons.

5.  The Chief Secretaries of States concerned are being directed to depute a senior officer from the State to ensure that the extant instructions regarding COVID-19 containment measures are complied with while making arrangements for conducting the election.

Biennial Elections to the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Legislative Council by the members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) – reg.

The term of office of following sitting members of the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Legislative Council elected by the members of respective Legislative Assembly had expired on 31.05.2021 and 03.06.2021 respectively. The details are given as under: –

S.NoName of MemberDate of Retirement

 

ANDHRA PRADESH

1.

Chinna Govinda Reddy Devasani 

31.05.2021

2.

Mohammed Ahmed Shariff

3.

Somu Veerraju
TELANGANA

1.

Akula Lalitha 

 

 

03.06.2021

2.

Mohammed Fareeduddin

3.

Gutha Sukender Reddy

4.

Vidyasagar Nethi

5.

Venkateshwarlu Bodakunti

6.

Shrihari Kadiyam

 

2. The Commission vide Press Note No. ECI/PN/65/2021 dated 13.05.2021 had decided that due to outbreak of the second wave of COVID-19 in the country, it would not be appropriate to hold biennial election to the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Legislative Councils till the pandemic situation significantly improves and conditions become conducive to hold above mentioned biennial elections.

 

  1. The Commission having re-assessed the situation in the State of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana after taking into consideration all relevant facts, has now decided to conduct above-mentioned biennial elections to the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Legislative Councils by members of respective Legislative Assembly in accordance with the following programme: –

 

S. NoEventsDates
Issue of Notifications09th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Last date of making nominations16th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Scrutiny of nominations17th November, 2021 (Wednesday)
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures22nd November, 2021 (Monday)
Date of Poll29th November, 2021 (Monday)
Hours of Poll09:00 am to 04:00 pm
Counting of Votes29th November, 2021 (Monday) at 05:00 pm
Date before which election shall be completed01st December, 2021 (Wednesday)

 

  1. Broad Guidelines of Covid-19 as already issued by ECI as well as the recent guidelines issued by ECI as contained in para 06 of Press Note dated 28.09.2021 available at link https://eci.gov.in/candidate-political-parties/instructions-on-covid-19/. to be followed, wherever applicable, during entire election process for all persons.
  2. The Chief Secretaries of States concerned are being directed to depute a senior officer from the State to ensure that the extant instructions regarding COVID-19 containment measures are complied with while making arrangements for conducting the election.

Bye Election to the Maharashtra Legislative Council by the members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) – reg.

There is a casual vacancy in the Maharashtra Legislative Council to be filled up by the members of Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra. The details of the vacancy are as follows:

S.No.Name of MemberNature of electionDate & Cause of vacancyTerm upto
1.Sh. Sharad Namdeo RanpiseBy MLAs23.09.2021

Death

27.07.2024

 

2. The Commission has decided to hold a bye-election to the Maharashtra Legislative Council by the members of the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra to fill the above mentioned vacancy as per the following schedule:

 

S. NoEventsDates
Issue of Notifications09th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Last date of making nominations16th November, 2021 (Tuesday)
Scrutiny of nominations17th November, 2021 (Wednesday)
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures22nd November, 2021 (Monday)
Date of Poll29th November, 2021 (Monday)
Hours of Poll09:00 am to 04:00 pm
Counting of Votes29th November, 2021 (Monday) at 05:00 pm
Date before which election shall be completed01st December, 2021 (Wednesday)

 

3. Broad Guidelines of Covid-19 as already issued by ECI as well as the recent guidelines issued by ECI as contained in para 06 of Press Note dated 28.09.2021 available at link https://eci.gov.in/candidate-political-parties/instructions-on-covid-19/. to be followed, wherever applicable, during entire election process for all persons.

4. The Chief Secretary, Maharashtra is being directed to depute a senior officer from the State to ensure that the extant instructions regarding COVID-19 containment measures are complied with while making arrangements for conducting the election.

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