Sharad Pawar NCP’s Worker Assaulted, Polling Booth Vandalised In Maharashtra

Beed, Maharashtra:

A polling sales space was vandalised and a employee of the Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP) was assaulted on Wednesday in Parli meeting constituency, from the place minister Dhananjay Munde of the Ajit Pawar-led NCP is in search of re-election, an official mentioned.

Madhav Jadhav, a neighborhood chief of the Sharad Pawar-led celebration was assaulted in Financial institution Colony space of Parli city and the video of the assault went viral on social media, after which a polling sales space at Ghatnandur within the constituency was vandalised, an official mentioned.

Madhav Jadhav hails from Ghatnandur.

Some folks entered the polling sales space at Ghatnandur, threw the EVM on the bottom and broken the furnishings within the sales space, the official mentioned.

Beed Collector Avinash Pathak mentioned that after some individuals tried to break EVMs at Ghatnandur, the administration changed the EVMs and voting resumed.

The info of votes forged by means of the sooner EVMs is protected of their management items and can be included throughout counting, he mentioned.

“We’re taking strict motion towards those that tried to break the EVMs,” he mentioned.

The NCP (SP) candidate from Parli meeting constituency, Rajesaheb Deshmukh claimed {that a} CCTV digital camera was disabled at a polling sales space in Dharmapuri within the constituency.

In a viral video, a visibly irritated Rajesaheb Deshmukh will be seen speaking to the polling workers in regards to the “indifferent” cable of a CCTV digital camera and demanding to know who had finished it.

Rajesaheb Deshmukh later instructed reporters that the CCTV had been made dysfunctional.

“Individuals from minority communities are usually not being allowed to return to the sales space to vote. Another person is urgent the button (on EVM). If so, why will we even want an election? It appears the administration is merely finishing a formality,” he claimed.

Polling in all 288 meeting seats in Maharashtra started at 7 am and ended at 6 pm.

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