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Election Commission announces by-polls for six Rajya Sabha seats     Back
(17:08, 26 Nov 2024)

The Election Commission has declared by-polls for six Rajya Sabha seats across four states. The vacant seats include three from Andhra Pradesh and one each from Odisha, West Bengal, and Haryana.

According to the schedule, the notification for the by-polls will be issued on December 3, and the deadline for filing nominations is set for December 10. Voting and counting will take place on December 20, ensuring the process concludes promptly.

The vacancies arose following the resignations of Members of Parliament: Venkataramana Rao Mopidevi, Beeda Masthan Rao Yadav, and Ryaga Krishnaiah from Andhra Pradesh, Sujeet Kumar from Odisha, Jawhar Sircar from West Bengal, and Krishan Lal Panwar from Haryana.

These by-elections are expected to draw significant political interest as parties vie for influence in the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of India’s Parliament.

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