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Andhra DGP orders probe into 41 poll-related incidents in 20 districts
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Andhra Pradesh DGP Harish Kumar Gupta stated that polling for 92 Urban Local Bodies concluded peacefully across the state, with police deploying advanced tools to monitor activities.
According to the DGP, authorities received information about 41 election-related incidents across 20 districts, which are being investigated.
District officials have been directed to identify those responsible and initiate appropriate legal action.
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VIJAYAWADA: Polling for 92 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), comprising 13 Municipal Corporations and 79 Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats, concluded peacefully across Andhra Pradesh on Sunday, barring a few minor incidents, Director General of Police (DGP) Harish Kumar Gupta said.
In an official release on Sunday, the DGP said a large number of voters exercised their franchise, while elaborate security arrangements and continuous monitoring ensured the smooth conduct of polling across the State. He monitored the polling process and security arrangements from the Integrated Command Control Centre at the Andhra Pradesh Police Headquarters. He reviewed developments at the ground level and issued instructions to senior police officers and field personnel to respond promptly to any situation. “Extensive police deployment was made across the State, particularly in sensitive…
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