Nominations for 2nd phase of LS polls begin

Saturday, March 28, 2009, 11:31 [IST]

New Delhi, Mar 28: The filing of nominations for the second phase of Lok Sabha polls began with the issue of notification on Saturday, Mar 28. In this phase, 141 parliamentary constituencies in 13 States will go to polls on Apr 23.

The last date for filing nominations is Apr 4 and the last day for withdrawal of candidature is April 8.

Notification for the by-polls in Bidar Assembly constituency in Karnataka and Jamtara in Jharkhand are to be issued.

With only two more days left for the filing of nominations for the first phase elections to end, the total number of electoral has crossed 500.

ANI

Topics: lok sabha polls 2009, indian parliament, new delhi, bidar, karnataka, jamtara, jharkhand

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Raj 15 Apr 2009 11:30 pm

I am sure only Congress party can provide a harmless secular government which would work for the development and growth of our nation in all the areas.