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This is History (2400) A diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never remembers her age.           Country wide agitation against EVM ? In case adverse results in five Vidhan Sabha elections, all the major political parties in the  countr

By Whispers in the Corridors June 16, 2021 2 min read

This is History (2400)

A diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never remembers her age.

Country wide agitation against EVM ?

In case adverse results in five Vidhan Sabha elections, all the major political parties in the country are going to start country wide agitation against the EVM.

Names of half a dozen IAS and IPS officers in run for Governor’s post ?

In the corridors of power names of about half a dozen IAS and IPS officers are doing the round for the post of Governor. Top sources however rule out any possibility of the appointment of IAS and IPS officers as Governor.

Why did Ahmad Patel’s son meet Kejriwal ?

A meeting between late Congress leader Ahmed Patel's son Faisal Patel with Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has generated heat in the Congress circles. Will Faisal be Aam Aadmi Party’s face in Gujarat ? Ahmed Patel had a huge following in Gujarat because of his access to people cutting across party lines.

Will EC take action against Mamta Banerjee?

EC is likely to initiate action against Bengal CM, Mamta Banerjee. The Commission has charged her complaints regarding alleged violence in a booth in Nandigram, false . The Commission has indicted her conduct at a polling booth. Calling Ms Banerjee's handwritten complaint "factually incorrect" and "devoid of substance", the Commission said it is contemplating action under the relevant sections of the Model Code of Conduct and the Representation of the People Act .

DEBATE : – Is ‘Political patronage’ of corrupt police officers playing havoc with the system ?

The present crisis of credibility faced by the Mumbai Police over its former CP levelling corruption charges on the Home Minister and its handling of the Antilia bomb scare and Mansukh Hiran murder case has once again brought to the fore patronage of corrupt police officials by the politicians for their vested interests. This has also raised a question mark over ‘police professionalism’. Given the present scenario, more or less same in all the states regardless of the party in power, should it be deemed that ‘Political patronage of corrupt police officers is playing havoc with the system’: