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India made history in 2018 when the Supreme Court <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/live-section-377-verdict-all-eyes-on-indias-top-court-to-scrap-law-criminalising-homosexuality/articleshow/65697010.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">decriminalised homosexuality</a> in the country. Another big milestone for the LGBTQ community in India is expected soon as the Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the elevation of senior advocate <keyword id="7076958" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="saurabh-kirpal" source="Orion">Saurabh Kirpal</keyword> as judge of the Delhi High Court. If appointed then Kirpal would make history by becoming the first openly gay judge to hold the position. The appointment is yet to be confirmed but the journey so far hasn’t been one without hurdles. Back in 2017, Kirpal was recommended but his elevation was deferred with reports on objections raised against his sexual orientation. Some reports also suggest that the objection was due to the fact that Kirpal’s partner is a European who works with the Swiss Embassy, and this could cause a conflict of interest. Kirpal however refuted this and said that it’s his sexuality that’s actually deferring his request. “The fact that my partner of 20 years is a person of foreign origin is a security risk is such a specious reason that it leaves one to believe that it is not the whole truth. That is why I believe my sexuality is the reason why my candidature has not been considered for elevation as a judge,” Kirpal had <a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/sc-collegium-recommends-elevation-of-saurabh-kirpal-as-delhi-high-court-judge-7624449/">told</a> Indian Express in an interview earlier this year in April. Kirpal’s journey for judgeship started in 2017 when the then acting chief justice of the Delhi High Court, Justice Gita Mittal proposed his name for elevation. Later in October, the Supreme Court Collegium recommended his name for elevation. The following year in September, Kirpal’s name was deferred, and once again in January 2019. It was again deferred three months later. Earlier this year in March, Kirpal was designated as a senior advocate after a unanimous vote from all 31 judges of the Delhi High Court. Section 377 Saurabh Kirpal was also the counsel for Navtej Johar and Ritu Dalmia, two key petitioners in the removal of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code that criminalised homosexuality. Kirpal who has been an advocate for LGBTQ rights would not only be making history but could also pave the way for more LGBTQ judges in India. Sex and the Supreme Court Kirpal is also the author of the book “Sex and the Supreme Court: How the Law is Upholding the Dignity of the Indian Citizen.” This book talks about the Supreme Court’s decision to remove Section 377 and other cases relating to sexual harassment in the workplace, adultery and more. It features insights from Justice M.B. Lokur, Justice B.D Ahmed into these cases and personal accounts from petitioners of the Section 377 case. Education Kirpal completed his graduation in B.Sc (Hons) Physics from St Stephens, Delhi University but then he decided to study law at the University of Oxford. He then completed his master in Law from the University of Cambridge. Kirpal specialises in civil, commercial and constitutional law. Kirpal also comes from a family of lawyers with his father Justice BN Kirpal who was the 31st Chief Justice of India from May 2002 to November 2002. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/thelife/personalities/news/the-91-year-old-woman-behind-indias-most-famous-papad-brand-gets-the-fourth-highest-civilian-honour-she-started-with-80/articleshow/87648125.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">The 91-year old woman behind India’s most famous papad brand gets the fourth highest civilian honour ⁠— she started with ₹80</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/former-myntra-ceo-started-mensa-brand-in-may-and-its-already-worth-a-billion-dollars-with/articleshow/87735832.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Former Myntra CEO started Mensa Brand in May ⁠and it’s already worth a billion dollars</a>

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Two law students had recently filed a suit against <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/searchresult.cms?query=FoodPanda+">FoodPanda </a>complaining of inflated <keyword id="1625634" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="value-added-taxes">Value Added Taxes</keyword> in their food bills. Now, <keyword id="6355014" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Delhi-High-Court">Delhi High Court</keyword> has taken a serious note on the matter. 
 The Delhi High Court has asked the state government to look into the issue and investigate the charges. As per the order issued by Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw, the Department of Trade and Taxes has been given a time of three weeks to investigate the matter. If these allegations turn out to be true, the department will take an action against <keyword id="1666592" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Foodpanda">Foodpanda</keyword> within three months. 
 
FoodPanda’s CEO Saurabh Kochhar, however, has denied these reports about Delhi High Court ordering probe into the matter. Kochhar says that the company had not received any notification about the <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/searchresult.cms?query=Delhi+High+Court">Delhi High Court</a> ordering a probe into alleged inflation of food bills by the company. 
 Pranav Jain and Aroon Menon, final year law students, had earlier informed the court about unstructured tax process practiced by eateries and online food aggregators. Both students, with the help of their representative – former union minister and senior lawyer <keyword id="43940" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="P-Chidambaram">P Chidambaram</keyword> – have informed the court about malpractices by online food aggregators. 
 
The duo also informed about their website – kitnatax.com – which they have designed to calculate the exact amount payable for a meal in a restaurant or food delivered at their doorsteps. 
 
The petition filed by the duo says that "over the course of time and usage of the website and application (app), it was discovered that numerous customers of Foodpanda website or app were being charged tax that were wrongly calculated leading to customer paying more to FP than was actually required as per law." 
 
While explaining the matter to the court, Chidambaram, along with advocate Naman Joshi, said that his clients placed orders at two different occasions from two separate eateries and received bills in which VAT calculations were wrong. They did raise the matter with Foodpanda, but when their pleas elicited no response, they decided to approach the court. 
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New Delhi, Jun 16 () The law clerk of a senior lawyer Rajiv Nayar, who practices in the Supreme Court and Delhi High Court, passed away on Tuesday morning due to COVID-19. Nayar confirmed the passing away of his clerk, Vinod Kumar, who had been with him for the past 10 years. The senior advocate remembers Kumar as always "smiling, cheerful, hard working, courteous and staunchly loyal". Nayar said Kumar was the last to leave the office and "never cheated me for a single rupee". "He was a man of high integrity and now it is my time to take care of his family," Nayar said. Advocate Saurabh Seth, who works with the senior advocate, said Kumar, who was in his 40s, was admitted for treatment of COVID-19 more than a week ago. On Tuesday morning all his parameters fell, Nayar said. HMP SKV SA

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New Delhi, Apr 7 () The Delhi High Court has asked the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here to file a status report indicating the medical treatment to be administered to a woman, who is HIV positive and suffering from oral cancer and was facing difficulty in getting treated due to the coronavirus pandemic.The court was informed by the counsel for the woman that after filing of the petition she has been admitted at the Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital (IRCH), AIIMS on April 4 and her treatment for cancer has been started. Justice Mukta Gupta, who conducted the hearing through video conferencing, said whether a surgery has to be performed or any other alternate treatment is to be given to the patient is the exclusive decision of the concerned doctors."Considering the fact that the petitioner (woman) has been admitted in IRCH, AIIMS and her treatment has started, at this stage this court finds no further directions to be issued to the respondent No.1 (AIIMS). However, respondent No.1 would file a status report indicating the course of treatment being administered or likely to be administered to the petitioner," the judge said in the order passed on Monday and uploaded on the court's website on Tuesday.The woman, in her plea filed through her husband, said she is an HIV positive patient for the last twenty years and since 2015 she was suffering from mouth ulcers, which over the passage of time developed into cancer. This fact has come into her knowledge only on March 9 this year, the plea said.Advocates Saurabh Chauhan and Varun Jain, appearing for the woman, said as her condition worsened, she was visiting OPD at AIIMS but was referred to the Cancer Centre at AIIMS, Jhajjar.Before she could visit the hospital, in view of the lockdown and the fact the AIIMS, Jhajjar has been notified as an exclusive hospital for treatment of COVID-19 patients, her appointment was cancelled and she was only examined at the OPD of AIIMS, Delhi and no treatment was given, she claimed in the plea, adding that her condition worsened.Advocate Anand Varma, representing AIIMS, said the woman has been admitted to IRCH, AIIMS and in view of her immune condition and multiple problems, the doctors are considering to administer her definitive chemo radiations instead of going ahead with a surgery which is not feasible in her present condition. The court was also informed by the woman's counsel that she and her family members were finding it difficult to travel to the hospital in view of the lockdown and they require movement passes.The counsel for Delhi government told the court that movement passes were already issued to the woman and her family for 10 days and assured that additional passes will be issued to them till the lockdown period is extended and they will not require to approach the authorities again.The court listed the matter for further hearing on April 10 through video conferencing. SKV HMP RDMRDM

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<ul><li>AAP tweets <keyword id="6586872" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="sundar-kand">Sundar Kand</keyword> will be recited in the capital city on every first Tuesday of the month. </li><li>Sundar Kand, the most interesting segment of Epic Ramayan deals with the heroic adventures of Hanuman in Lanka while he went there in search of Sita </li><li>Tradition says Sundar Kand recitation carries immense benefits to the reciters and listeners and it is all the more beneficial to recite it on Tuedays. </li></ul>Just before the Delhi elections, Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP Supremo claimed he was a devotee of Hanuman and visited Hanuman temples to say his prayers. After the unprecedented victory of the party fetching it 62 out of 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly Elections February 2020, AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj tweets Sundar Kand will be recited on first Tuesdays of all months in Chirag Delhi’s ancient Shiv Mandir. As per the announcement, this will become a regular feature from now onwards scheduled at 4:30 pm at this temple once a month. Mythology says Hanuman’s mother called him Sundara meaning a charming one. Sundara Kand (Chapter) is the fifth Kand in the Ramayan composed by Valmiki. The seven Kands of Valmiki’s Ramayan include Bala Kanda, Ayodhya Kanda, Aranya Kanda, Kishkindha Kanda, Sundara Kanda, Yuddha Kanda and Uttara Kanda. Ramayan translating as the ‘Movement or journey of Rama’ is the story of Rama, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu on this earth. Hanuman appears for the first time in Kishkinda Kanda and then continues to accompany Ram thereon playing a very important role in Rama’s search of Sita and the battle against the demon Ravan. Sundar Kand story outline The Sundar Kand of Ramayan presents an exciting and inspiring account of the adventures of Hanuman. Sundar Kand also gives adorable pictures of Hanuman’s physical prowess and superior intelligence. Chanting the name of Rama, Hanuman assumes a huge form to leap over the sea to reach Lanka. He fights a number of demons on the way and no power could stop him reaching Lanka on the sky route. Upon reaching Lanka, Hanuman finds the whereabouts of Sita and pacifies the agony stricken Sita. Hanuman instills confidence in Sita that her beloved husband Rama will arrive at Lanka to rescue her from Ravan’s captivity. Hanuman creates a hell like scene in Lanka destroying demons and buildings and creating a terror in the minds of the residents including Ravan. He is captured and taken to the court of Ravan where he has a dialogue with the demon requesting him to release Sita. Ravan was far from giving heed to his advice. He would rather express his anger and order for setting fire to Hanuman’s tail. Hanuman happily jumps and wanders hither and thither in Lanka setting the whole city of Lanka ablaze. Hanuman then returns to Kishkinta to intimate Rama about the good news of finding Sita. The specialty of reciting <keyword id="2151876" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sunderkand">Sunderkand</keyword> on Tuesdays It is said Hanuman found Sita in Lanka on a Tuesday. Hence Mother Sita gave a boon that whoever worships Hanuman on Tuesdays will get her blessings too in addition to Hanuman’s own blessings. Hence reciting Sunderkand on Tuesdays is considered a highly auspicious and beneficial practice. Benefits of reciting Sunderkand In terms of its benefits to the reciters and listeners, Sundar Kand is believed to confer great benefits like nothing else. Sundar Kand removes afflictions, worries and mental agony. It enhances hope, courage and confidence. Sundar Kand is said to confer prosperity, luck, health and wealth to the chanters and listeners.

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New Delhi, Jan 31 () IT services major Infosys on Friday said it is using latest technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, voice and machine learning to deliver digital experience to tennis fans at the Australian Open.
 Infosys is the official digital innovation partner for the Australian Open.
 "Innovation is one of the hallmarks of the Australian Open, and alongside Infosys we are constantly striving to take tennis to a new level in terms of delivering insightful and engaging digital content," Australian Open Tournament Director Craig Tiley said.
 Infosys' AI match highlights uses artificial intelligence to deliver highlights of tennis matches to fans within minutes of the match being completed. The 'Shot of the Day' uses machine learning to pick out the most exceptional piece of skill each day, traversing every shot played at each of the 17 courts where the action unfolds. 
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* Wipro forms alliance with Smart Energy Water 
 IT services major Wipro on Friday announced a multi-year global strategic alliance with Smart Energy Water (SEW) to develop and deliver joint solutions that can accelerate digital transformation for enterprise clients in the utilities space globally.
 Headquartered in California, SEW is a global energy and water cloud platform provider serving over 200 utilities worldwide.
 "The Wipro-SEW partnership is key to our utilities marketplace as clients seek to provide enhanced experience for their customers and workforce. We will leverage our rich industry expertise, domain-specific knowledge and SEW's products with its analytics capabilities, to help fulfill the digital transformation agenda of our utilities clients," Wipro President and Global Head, Energy, Natural Resources, Utilities and Construction NS Bala said. 
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* Bayside Media raises pre-series A funding from Equanimity Ventures
 Bayside Media on Friday said it has raised an undisclosed amount in pre-series A funding from Equanimity Ventures Fund for its management training program, SEAL Professional. 
 The funds will be used to support program development and marketing, a statement said.
 SEAL Professional was set up in 2016 and over 4,000 people have gone through the course. Of these, more than 1,800 have been placed across companies including Flipkart, Aditya Birla, Zara, Calvin Klein and others. 
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* Dr Trust launches Bluetooth body scale
 Dr Trust, a home health-tech space brand, on Friday said it has launched hi-tech Bluetooth body scale, which the company claims assesses an individual on 18 critical health parameters.
 "Along with weight, the Dr Trust Bluetooth body scale gives a true picture of fitness levels by assessing an individual on 18 critical health parameters like body mass index (BMI), basal metabolism rate (BMR), body age, bone mass, visceral fat, muscle mass, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle and much more," said Saurabh Goyal, executive director of Nureca Pvt Ltd, which owns Dr Trust brand.
 Goyal said the device has four high-precision gauge sensors which bring down deviation in weight measurement to 50 grams as against the market range of 100-200g. SR SUN SHW RVK

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In the first week of September Saurabh Mukherjea, CEO, Institutional Equities, Ambit Capital became one of the first <keyword id="47445" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Indian-market">Indian market</keyword> analysts to say 30-share benchmark index <keyword id="6484188" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sensex">Sensex</keyword> may fall deeply to touch 22,000, triggered by weakness in the home territory, uncertainty on China's yuan devaluation and possible interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve. 
 
Close to four months later, the index is yet to touch 22,000. However, it has declined more than 20 per cent from the peak of 29,682 seen on January 29, 2015 and has already breached the psychologically significant 24,000 level to touch 23,962 on January 21, 2016. 
 
This was the biggest dip in more than 20 months and ever since Narendra Modi-led BJP government came to power, kindling hopes of an decisive economic revival and an exceptional market run. 
 
In the September report, Ambit Capital said a few things will play spoilsport for the domestic market. 
 
With a likelihood of the Chinese central bank embarking on a continued devaluation of the yuan, the Indian stock market will be exposed to domestic products losing their competitiveness to their Chinese counterparts; and risks to India’s $0.5 trillion of foreign currency debt are likely to rise, it said, adding this is likely to drag Sensex to a deep fall. 
 
Till a few months ago, many felt that Sensex dipping below 24,000 is an unlikely event. 
 
But the carnage in the once bellwether Chinese market—that provided a cushion to the world economy when sub-prime mortgage crisis in the US ballooned to a crippling global slowdown in 2008—in recent months and resultant ripples in Europe and elsewhere has already taken its toll on the Indian market. 
 
The huge outflow of funds from emerging markets, especially India, following Janet Yellen-led Federal Reserve’s December decision to raise interest rates after a long gap of close to 10 years coupled with the free fall of oil prices that tumbled to below $30 level, added fuel to the fire. 
 It is true that weak corporate earnings are an indicator of the choppy waters the markets are already in. However, the weak demand in Indian <keyword id="6354553" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="real-estate">real estate</keyword> across cities is a more representative pointer to the trouble the broader economy is facing. With extremely low sales, realty is crumbling and this can have significant repercussions. 
 
While markets like Bangalore and Pune managed to keep heads above water, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai have reported worst sales number in recent history, pointing to piling inventory which may take years to clear up and slumping demand. The still astronomical realty pricess in a market like Mumbai will continue to keep prospective home-buyers from testing the waters. While the developers have started cutting prices in order to boost sales, the banking sector will face the brunt of it in terms of bad assets. 
 
An increasing number of developers finding themselves in the dock after defaulting on delivery datelines and facing rising number of cheating cases will add salt to the wound of the realty space. 
 
The recent court rulings against top management of Mantri Realty and Unitech are just examples. While the Bombay High Court asked an official liquidator to seize assets, books and records of Mantri Realty in connection with a cheating filed by a bunch of investors and lenders, a Delhi court sent Unitech chairman Ramesh Chandra to 14-day judicial custody in alleged cheating cases filed by two investors. 
 
As regulators clamp down on defaulting developers and trust-deficit continues to keep home-buyers way, battering realty space can widen cracks in the economy, aggravating the pain the markets are already going through. 
 
Ambit Capital’s early premonition should be read along with a global outlook for the year ahead released recently by Henry McVey, head of global macro asset allocation at New York-based alternative assets management firm KKR &amp; Co. 
 According to McVey, decelerated <keyword id="176734" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="global-trade">global trade</keyword> will impact <keyword id="47890" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="global-economy">global economy</keyword> more than more than China’s slowdown. The current slump in both trade and cross-border fund flows will have huge implications for the global economy over the next three to five years as economies become more inward facing to drive growth, KKR’s outlook stated. 
 McVey is just one among a litany of analysts who warn against the disturbing trend of a fall in nominal <keyword id="35050" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="gdp">GDP</keyword> in several countries, especially emerging ones, despite real GDP growing at healthy rates. An increasing number of corporates reeling under mounting debt is yet another pointer of underlying weakness across economies. 
 However, compared with several developed markets including the US, where incomprehensive regulations are cited as a chink in armour, Reserve Bank of India has historically been religious in enforcing strict regulations to tame volatility in the market. Also, despite the recent market dip, the underlying strength of <keyword id="6356076" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="indian-economy">Indian economy</keyword> is still intact. Therefore, if the Modi government refuses to dilute its focus on reforms, the domestic market is stoic enough to rebound once the bears loosen the grip over the medium term. 
 
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NEW DELHI: CNG and piped natural gas prices are set to go up shortly, though not as much as feared. Indications emerging from hectic discussions between the oil ministry and <keyword id="71" type="POSITION" weightage="60" keywordseo="Prime-Minister">Prime Minister</keyword>’s Office over the weekend suggest that gas price may be jacked up from $4.2 a unit to $5.5-6.8 per unit. 
 This increase will be almost $2 less than the $8.4 per unit price that was expected on the basis of formula adopted by the <keyword id="26374" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="80" keywordseo="UPA-government">UPA government</keyword>. But still, the hike will impact daily cost of living, particularly in a city such Delhi where CNG is used for public transport and PNG is increasingly becoming the choice for cooking. 
 
Higher gas price will also have marginal impact on overall cost of power by pushing up electricity tariff for gas-fired plants, which account for roughly 8% of the installed capacity in the country. 
 
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Assuming the government finally settles for a price of $6.8, CNG price in Delhi would go up by approximately Rs 7.50 per kg. Hypothetically even after a new gas price is announced, CNG would still be cheaper than what it cost in February. CNG price was reduced by Rs 14.90 per kg and PNG by Rs 5 per unit in February after the Centre said the entire gas demand would be met with cheaper domestic gas. 
 
Subsequently, CNG price in Delhi was raised by Rs 2.95 per kg in May due to falling rupee and rise in operational costs. So, even after this hike, the current price is Rs 11.95 cheaper than February level. Thus the fuel would be still cost Rs 4.45 less than in February. 
 
The discussions within the government are focused on simplifying the pricing formula to avoid doubling of present gas price. In all likelihood, the new formula would have among the benchmarks, markets with friendlier gas price. Thus Russia is expected to replace Japan, a country that imports gas in ships at very high prices. 
 
The new formula is also expected to specify pricing method based on net calorific value (NCV), which works out 10% cheaper than gross calorific value (GCV). NCV is calculated on reduced volumes upon deducting impurities such as water or other gaseous content present in natural gas. 
 
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There is also a possibility that the government could opt for a differential pricing by applying the latest pricing only to fields that are currently in production. Others that come on stream in near future, such as state-run ONGC’s marginal fields, would be allowed to sell at market price through tender system. 
 
Such a move is seen serving two purposes: One, it will mark a gradual shift towards market-determined pricing shift-- the original aim of oil sector reforms. Two, in a single stroke it would brighten investment climate by removing clouds over viability of new discoveries – mostly in deep and frontier waters. 
 
Another option on the table also envisages asking ONGC, the biggest beneficiary of any price revision, to part some of the money to share increased fuel subsidy. Taking off on this, there are also suggestions that the government could deregulate diesel price while simultaneously reducing Central levy on the fuel in the Budget to soften the blow on consumers. ONGC then can be asked to share the increased burden on fertilisers. 
 Prime minister <keyword id="6354477" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Narendra-Modi">Narendra Modi</keyword> has held two rounds of brainstorming sessions, mainly focused on the issue, with <keyword id="60115" type="POSITION" weightage="40" keywordseo="Oil-minister">oil minister</keyword> Dharmendra Pradhan and <keyword id="46538" type="POSITION" weightage="40" keywordseo="Petroleum-Secretary">petroleum secretary</keyword> Saurabh Chandra. After a five-hour session on Friday evening, the PM held another round of discussion on Sunday that was also attended by finance minister <keyword id="42575" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Arun-Jaitley">Arun Jaitley</keyword>. 
 
 The framing of policy on gas pricing became a hot potato after a political storm arose during elections over allegations of crony-capitalism, public interest litigation in the Supreme Court as well as arbitration notices served against the government by <keyword id="6355199" type="CITY" weightage="40" keywordseo="Reliance-Industries">Reliance Industries</keyword> Ltd and BP Plc. 
 But subsequent question whether Reliance Industries Ltd should be allowed higher gas price due to drop in output from its KG-D6 field delayed notification. Later, the Election Commission stepped in after a letter from AAP leader <keyword id="260213" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Arvind-Kejriwal">Arvind Kejriwal</keyword>, sending the entire issue into a tailspin.

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