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Election Commission of India bars Uddhav-Shinde factions from using party name, symbol

Updated on: 08 October,2022 10:04 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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The interim order came on Saturday on the Shinde faction's request seeking it be allocated the symbol as the Andheri East assembly bypoll is approaching

Election Commission of India bars Uddhav-Shinde factions from using party name, symbol

Shiv Sena party symbol. File Pic

The Election Commission (EC) on Saturday barred the Shiv Sena factions led by Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde from using the party name and its election symbol in the Andheri East assembly bypoll.


In an interim order over the claims by the rival factions for control of the organisation, the commission asked them to suggest by Monday three name choices for their groups, and also as many free symbols.


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The Commission can allocate the name and the symbol to both factions from the options submitted.

The interim order came on Saturday on the Shinde faction's request seeking it be allocated the symbol as the Andheri East assembly bypoll is approaching.

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