The summons came after the commission reviewed a report submitted by the DGP on November 13, a day before bypoll results were declared. SAD had alleged misuse of police machinery after nine FIRs were registered and four workers arrested, while six others were named in cases filed across Tarn Taran, Amritsar, Moga, and Batala.

Earlier, the Punjab Police had defended the actions of former Tarn Taran SSP Ravjot Kaur Grewal, who was suspended by the ECI on November 8 for alleged misconduct during the election period. The ECI is now seeking further clarification from the DGP as political tensions heighten over the police actions during the campaign.

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KTR encouraged Sunitha and praised her courage during a tough electoral fight. He also spoke with her children and appreciated their emotional strength during the campaign. The BRS leader expressed confidence that Sunitha would remain active in public service and party programs.

In the Jubilee Hills by-election, Congress candidate Naveen Yadav recorded a huge victory. He secured a majority of 24,729 votes, maintaining a clear lead from the first round. Postal ballot votes also worked in favor of Congress. The lead continued to rise with every round and strengthened Congress’ confidence.

Congress dominated in several divisions like Shaikpet, Vengal Rao Nagar, and Rahmath Nagar. BRS finished in second position and failed to retain the seat. The BJP candidate lost the election and failed to secure the required deposit. The result created fresh political discussions in Hyderabad.

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SAD candidate Sukhwinder Kaur Randhawa mounted a spirited challenge but finished second after trailing through most of the day. Independent candidate Mandeep Singh, backed by Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), also remained a notable contender. Congress candidate Karanbir Singh Burj and BJP candidate Harjit Singh Sandhu followed in the tally.

Fifteen candidates contested the seat. Counting began at 8 am at the International College of Nursing in Piddi and concluded after 16 rounds. The constituency reported a voter turnout of 60.95 percent. The bypoll took place after the death of AAP MLA Kashmir Singh Sohal in June.

The result shows strong support for AAP in the region and marks an important checkpoint for the ruling party’s political momentum in Punjab.

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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy played a key role for Congress. He actively campaigned with roadshows, bike rallies, and ground-level coordination, reversing BRS’s early advantage. Political analysts say his strategies helped sway voters and reduced BRS’s opportunities.

The bypoll saw intense competition among Congress, BRS, and BJP. Campaigning in the last three days turned highly aggressive. Political observers believe the results could influence Telangana’s future political landscape. BJP votes reportedly shifted towards BRS, yet Congress maintained a strong edge according to exit polls.

While exit polls favor Congress, the final result will be declared on November 14. BRS leaders continue to analyze strategies and voter behavior. The race highlights how local leadership, campaign intensity, and voter sentiment can dramatically alter election outcomes. Political enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting official counting to see who truly wins Jubilee Hills.

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A total of 58 candidates are in the fray — three from major parties, 26 from registered ones, and 29 independents. The constituency has 4.01 lakh voters, and authorities have set up 407 polling stations. On average, each station will serve about 986 voters. Historically, voter turnout in Jubilee Hills has remained below 50 percent. Therefore, election authorities have launched awareness programs to encourage greater participation.

Among the 4,01,365 voters, there are 123 NRIs, 18 service voters, 1,908 persons with disabilities, 6,859 new voters, and 2,134 senior citizens above 85 years. For this election, officials plan to deploy 2,442 ballot units, 569 control units, and 610 VVPATs.

Vote counting will take place at Kotha Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Stadium in Yousufguda, where preparations are in full swing. Meanwhile, top leaders from all three major parties have set up base in the area. Congress CM Revanth Reddy, BJP leaders Kishan Reddy and Bandi Sanjay, and BRS leaders K.T.R. and Harish Rao have led intense campaigns. They have held corner meetings, made promises, and exchanged sharp criticisms, turning Jubilee Hills into the center of Telangana’s political heat.

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