Farmers' protest: Delhi and Haryana authorities have fortified the borders by putting up concrete blocks, road spike barriers and barbed wires to prevent the entry of farmers. Watch the video to know more

Farmers' protest: Delhi and Haryana authorities have fortified the borders by putting up concrete blocks, road spike barriers and barbed wires to prevent the entry of farmers. Watch the video to know

Farmers' protest update: Section 144 in Delhi; Punjab-Haryana border sealed

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At least 45 per cent of 4,092 MLAs have declared criminal cases against themselves, according to an analysis by poll rights body ADR.
The Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) analysed the affidavits of 4,092 out of 4,123 MLAs in 28 state and three Union Territory assemblies. The affidavits of 24 MLAs could not be analysed as those were poorly scanned or not readable.
There are seven vacancies in the assemblies.
According to the latest ADR report, 1,861 MLAs declared criminal cases against their names. Of these, 29 per cent or 1,205 MLAs face serious criminal charges, including cases related to murder, attempted murder, kidnapping, and crimes against women.
Andhra Pradesh leads the list with 138 MLAs (79 per cent) declaring criminal cases against their names, followed by Kerala and Telangana with 69 per cent each.
Other states with a high percentage of MLAs declaring criminal against their names are Bihar (66 per cent), Maharashtra (65 per cent) and Tamil Nadu (59 per cent).
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According to latest ADR report, 1,861 MLAs declared criminal cases against their names. Of these, 29 per cent or 1,205 MLAs face serious criminal charges, including cases related to murder, kidnapping

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Farmers' protest update: Section 144 in Delhi; Punjab-Haryana border sealed

Farmers' protest: Delhi and Haryana authorities have fortified the borders by putting up concrete blocks, road spike barriers and barbed wires to prevent the entry of farmers. Watch the video to know more

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