VIDEO: Stone Pelting In Arunachal Pradesh During Nomination Papers Scrutiny, Longding SP Injured

Itanagar: Longding Superintendent of Police (SP) was injured in a stone pelting incident in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding on Thursday during the scrutiny of nomination papers of contesting candidates, said Chukhu Apa, IGP, Arunachal Pradesh.

The name of the Longding SP injured in the stone pelting is Dekio Gumja, IANS reported.

"Violence broke out at the office of Longding Deputy Commissioner. The situation is now under control and adequate security personnel have been deployed. Five people have ben detained so far," said Chukhu Apa, IGP, Arunachal Pradesh, ANI reported.

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Lok Sabha Elections & Vidhan Sabha Elections In Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh is set to play a crucial role, with voting scheduled for April 19, marking the first phase. Alongside electing two members to the 18th Lok Sabha, the state will also hold Legislative Assembly elections simultaneously.

CEC Rajiv Kumar recently disclosed the details of the Assembly Elections 2024 in Arunachal Pradesh, with voting set to begin in the first phase on April 19, along with Sikkim. Arunachal Pradesh will witness elections for its 60 Assembly seats on the same day, signifying a pivotal event in the state's political landscape.

In Arunachal Pradesh, polling for the State Assembly Election 2024 will occur in a single phase. As the election approaches, voters eagerly await the chance to shape their state's future. With active participation from key players in the electoral process, Arunachal Pradesh is preparing for an engaging and spirited contest. The simultaneous conduct of assembly polls adds to the excitement among voters.

The forthcoming elections are anticipated to shape the future trajectory of Arunachal Pradesh and significantly influence the representation of its people in both the state Assembly and the Lok Sabha.

Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election 2024: List Of Constituencies Of The Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly1.Lumla (ST)

2.Tawang (ST)

3.Mukto (ST)

4.Dirang (ST)

5.Kalaktang

6.Thrizino-Buragaon (ST)

7.Bomdila (ST)

8.Bameng (ST)

9.Chayangtajo (ST)

10.Seppa West (ST)

11.Pakke-Kessang (ST)

12.Doimuk

13.Sagalee (ST)

14.Seppa East (ST)

15.Itanagar

16.Ziro Hapoli (ST)

17.Palin {ST)

18.Nyapin

19.Tali

20.Koloriang (ST)

21.Nacho (ST)

22.Taliha (ST)

23.Daporijo (ST)

24.Raga (ST)

25.Dumporijo (ST)

26.Liromoba (ST)

27.Likabali (ST)

28.Basar (ST)

29.Along West (ST)

30.Along East (ST)

31.Rumgong (ST)

32.Mechukha (ST)

33.Tuting Yingkiong {ST)

34.Pangin (ST)

35.Nari-Koyu (ST)

36.Pasighat West (ST)

37.Pasighat East (ST)

38.Mebo (ST)

39.Mariyang Geku

40.Anini (ST)

41.Dambuk (ST)

42.Reing {ST)

43.Tezu (ST)

44.Hayuliang (ST)

45.Chowkham (ST)

46.Namsai (ST)

47.Lekang (ST)

48.Bordumsa-Diyum

49.Miao (ST)

50.Nampong (ST)

51.Changlang South (ST}

52.Changlang North (ST)

53.Namsang (ST)

54.Khonsa East (ST)

55.Khonsa West (ST)

56.Borduria Bogapani(ST)

57.Kanubari (ST)

58.Longding Pumao (ST)

59.Pongchao-Wakka (ST)

60.Yachuli (ST)

What Happened In Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Elections 2019?During the 2019 Assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh, the BJP secured 41 seats, followed by the JD(U) with seven constituencies, the NPP with five, the Congress with four, and the PPA with one seat. Additionally, two independents emerged victorious. The BJP also clinched victory in both Lok Sabha seats.