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EC’s Stern Action Against Post-Poll Violence in AP

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ECI officials addressing the media on their decisive measures against post-poll violence in Andhra Pradesh.

The Election Commission of India (EC) has replied decisively to reviews of violence at some stage in and after the polling length in Andhra Pradesh. Detailed reviews from the kingdom’s Chief Secretary and Director General of Police showed incidents of violence in numerous districts, which encompass Palnadu, Tirupati, Anantapur, Chittoor, Guntur, and Nandyal. These incidents brought approximately big harm to every public and personal homes.

These incidents ended in big damage to each public and private houses. Criticism has been leveled at kingdom government for his or her managing of the situation.In reaction, the EC has taken action, suspending the Superintendents of Police (SPs) in Palnadu and Anantapur and shifting the Collector of Palnadu and the SP of Tirupati. Additionally, disciplinary measures were recommended for 12 subordinate officials all through Palnadu, Anantapur, and Tirupati. The EC has issued particular directives to the state government concerning each violent incident. It has mandated the status quo of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) for every case, with reports anticipated inside two days. To preserve law and order, the Election Commission has instructed the continuing presence of 25 militia businesses in the affected regions for 15 days publish-polling, even after the finishing touch of the counting procedure.

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