EC Green Signal To Telangana Cabinet Meet With Condition 

Hyderabad, May 19 (Maxim News):  The Central Election Commission has given the green signal for the Telangana Cabinet meeting. It has imposed conditions on the topics to be discussed in the meeting.

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It is known that the Lok Sabha elections are going on across the country.  The seventh phase of Lok Sabha elections will end on June 1.  The counting of votes will be done on 4th June. The EC has put a condition that only urgent matters should be discussed in the Telangana cabinet meeting.  The Central Election Commission has made it clear that the Ministerial meeting should be held only on the agenda of items that need to be implemented immediately.

The EC decided to postpone the farmer loan waiver till the completion of Lok Sabha election process.  Similarly, the officials who are involved in the election process are not allowed to participate in the Cabinet meeting.  (Maxim News) 


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