Lok Sabha Elections: Supreme Court refuses to conduct re-polling in Mungar parliamentary constituency, this order

Lok Sabha Elections: Munger. The Lok Sabha elections have been conducted in six phases. The seventh and final phase of polling is scheduled to take place on June 1. Meanwhile, the results will be declared on June 4. Ahead of the seventh phase of polling, the Supreme Court has refused to hear a plea seeking an order to the Election Commission to conduct re-polling in the state's Mungar parliamentary constituency. It is said that the booth was seized here with the help of the local administration. In this regard, a request was made on behalf of the petitioner to order the Election Commission to conduct re-polling in the Mungar parliamentary constituency of Bihar. The Supreme Court refused to consider the petition and asked the petitioner to approach the High Court. RJD candidate Anita Devi has alleged massive irregularities in polling stations in Mungar. In this regard, the Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate filed a petition in the Supreme Court alleging allegations. In that petition, the hearing on the petition filed by Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate Kumari Anita was held in the Supreme Court today. The Supreme Court refused to consider the case. In fact, the indictment alleged that Booth was captured with the help of the local administration. The Supreme Court directed the petitioner to approach the High Court. During the Lok Sabha elections, Anita Devi filed a petition in the Supreme Court alleging that the JTU, in connivance with the poll officials, committed massive fraud in 45 polling booths in Mungar Lok. Sabah, Bihar. It was stated in the petition that those who opposed were also attacked. An FIR was registered in this regard on May 13. When we met the district election officer about this, he promised to take action but did not take action. Also Read: Sarhasa: As there are no priests in this iconic temple in Bihar, devotees have to perform pooja, Anita Devi had filed a petition in the Supreme Court, District Election Officer should be removed from all administrative responsibilities, the court should issue directions. Also, the court should direct the Election Commission to conduct free and fair polling in 45 booths in Mungar. But now the court refused to hear the case and asked the petitioner to go to the High Court. JDU and BJP candidates are in the fray in Lalan Singh Munger constituency. On the other hand, RJD has fielded Anita Devi as its candidate. The post Lok Sabha elections: Supreme Court refuses to conduct re-polling in Mungar parliamentary seat, Prabhat Khabar gives these orders.