UP Election: Candidate monitors with "binocular"..!?
Uttar Pradesh, punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and goa assembly elections were held in five phases from february 10 till yesterday. elections were held in seven phases for the 403-member Uttar Pradesh assembly and in two phases for the 60-member Manipur Assembly. Voting took place in a single phase for the 117-member punjab assembly, Uttarakhand's 70-member assembly, and Goa's 40-member assembly. The results will be released the next day.
The incident took place in Uttar Pradesh where the candidate monitored the place where the ballot boxes were kept safely with "binoculars". meerut is considered the main constituency in the state of Uttar Pradesh. yogesh Verma is contesting from Hastinapur assembly constituency on behalf of the Samajwadi Party. He arrived in his car today at a safe place where ballot boxes were kept in his constituency. He kept an eye on the EVM strong room using his binoculars to avoid any mishandling or chaos in votes numbers.
He then drove around the place with his binoculars in his car. This video is now the top trending video online. The SP chief has ordered to keep an eye on the EVM room and also other movements around it. They will work in shift of 8 hours to monitor the situation said, yogesh Verma.
Uttar Pradesh, punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and goa assembly elections were held in five phases from february 10 till yesterday. elections were held in seven phases for the 403-member Uttar Pradesh assembly and in two phases for the 60-member Manipur Assembly. Voting took place in a single phase for the 117-member punjab assembly, Uttarakhand's 70-member assembly, and Goa's 40-member assembly. The results will be released the next day.
The incident took place in Uttar Pradesh where the candidate monitored the place where the ballot boxes were kept safely with "binoculars". meerut is considered the main constituency in the state of Uttar Pradesh. yogesh Verma is contesting from Hastinapur assembly constituency on behalf of the Samajwadi Party. He arrived in his car today at a safe place where ballot boxes were kept in his constituency. He kept an eye on the EVM strong room using his binoculars to avoid any mishandling or chaos in votes numbers.He then drove around the place with his binoculars in his car. This video is now the top trending video online. The SP chief has ordered to keep an eye on the EVM room and also other movements around it. They will work in shift of 8 hours to monitor the situation said, yogesh Verma.
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