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2020 delhi riots

Sorry, I meant to explain in my AGF revert, but accidentally hit return. Those edits you have made will need to be discussed on the talk page. The lead has been balanced with respect to a number of evolving sources and criteria. So large changes are problematic. Thanks. Fowler&fowler«Talk» 18:06, 20 March 2020 (UTC)

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2021 Kerala Legislative Assembly election

Hello. I have reverted your edits on the page. NDA has only 137 candidates in the election. Candidates from Devikulam and Guruvayur constituencies are not independent candidates, they are contesting as AIADMK and DSJP candidates respectively. They are not part of NDA alliance but have outside support from NDA (even though AIADMK is part of the alliance, the AIADMK candidate has not filed nomination in the name of NDA alliance). And regarding Thalassery constituency, there is uncertainty whether NDA is supporting COT Naseer, an independent candidate. The candidate himself has denied any support from NDA. So I have removed the name from the list. For the remaining two candidates, I have included the name but with a note that they are contesting with outside support from NDA and are not NDA candidates. Please discuss if you want any changes in the present version. Malayala Sahityam (talk) 14:28, 5 April 2021 (UTC)

I had already started a discussion in the article's talk page itself. Please do respond there. DogeChungus (talk) 14:35, 5 April 2021 (UTC)

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4 july 2020 asianet survey

Don't add detailed survey. there is no need to add detailed survey. the final result is enough,it is already inciuded .there is more 20+ opinion poll if u add detailed survey of all it would consume lot of space. so final result is enough,which is already included in last row of opinion poll.moreover there is NO NEED to DETAILED REPORT of MOST OLDEST survey.simply its outdated. moreover NO WIKI PAGE BASED ON INDIAN ELECTION ADD DETAILED SURVEY IT MAKE PAGE UNNCESSARY LENGTHY .SO DON'T ADD IT AGAIN

Uh typing in all-caps will not make your opinion any extra legible. That said, I added it in in collapsed form so that a general reader doesn't have to see it all the time. Please bring it up in article talkpage to get a consensus. Thanks. DogeChungus (talk) 10:48, 16 April 2021 (UTC)

suggestion(using malayalam for convice,hope u r a malayali) janurayil anu adhyamayi ith njan remove akkunnath view historyil nokkam arum object chythilla pinee april 12 nu ann user satyam prakasham ith added chythath.so athrem nalum arum onnum add chythilla means consenus is clear.prakasham ith add chythappo aro ath appo thanne delete chythu again consensus is clear ,a date 12 aprill pinee ningal ath revert chythu. ningal revert chyathe just 1day or 2 day wait chyu appol manassilavum consensus. if am wrong njan pinee ethil adapedilla.mattu usersnte concern nokkallo.just 2 days ningal revert chyan nokkanda .mattum usersnte common mood appo manassilavum.

ath kuzhapamilla, Re-addition cheyumbozhum aarum objection parayarilla, appo pinne anghane thanne vecha pore? DogeChungus (talk) 18:12, 16 April 2021 (UTC)

Read my above comment again re add chythappol palarum remove chythittund prakashan add chythappo thanne a moment oral object chythu means delete chythu ath disagree.just look at view history orupad thavana ath remove akkitund . with in the few days 3 users delete me, iloveindia,and a unknown user it is clear majority don't want that. Just check view history ,if u don't believe me Vasucrossroads (talk) 06:27, 17 April 2021 (UTC)

Those users actually had issues with constituency tables, not the Asianet one. DogeChungus (talk) 11:38, 17 April 2021 (UTC)

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