Ragini MMS – 2 12 Days Collections

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The director casts Sunny Leone, the famous adult film entertainer as his lead to play Ragini. They decide to shoot in an actual haunted location… that leads to creepy & menacing happenings.

The film takes off from where its prequel Ragini MMS ended which revolved around a young couple Ragini and Uday who went to an isolated house for a dirty weekend and the creepy and paranormal happenings that took place to them there.

Uday had planned to make an MMS scandal of Ragini in that house. But the MMS shot goes viral, Uday goes missing and Ragini after that incident became lunatic and ended up in a mental hospital.

Ragini MMS 2 1st Day Collections is 3.15 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 2nd Day Collections is 2.88 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 3rd Day Collections is 2.81 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 4th Day Collections is 2.62 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 5th Day Collections is 2.21 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 6th Day Collections is 2.10 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 7th Day Collections is 1.85 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 8th Day Collections is 1.55 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 9th Day Collections is 1.36 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 10th Day Collections is 1.12 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 11th Day Collections is 0.95 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 12th Day Collections is 0.88 Crores

Ragini MMS 2 Total Collections is 23.48.Crores

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Now, TRS wants to tie-up with Congress

New Delhi/Hyderabad: In politics, no two days are exactly alike!

TRS has maintained all these days, that it is going alone in the elections and ruled out an tie-up with likeminded parties including Congress.

But the BJP and TDP coming close to clinch a seat-sharing deal seems to have changed all that.

TRS leader and former MP B. Vinod Kumar is in Delhi and holding talks with Congress leaders on a possible alliance.

Congress too has given indications that it is open to enter into alliance with parties other than CPI.

Interestingly, another TRS leader AP Jithender Reddy, who had a stint in BJP previously, is busy meeting BJP central leaders on a possible alliance.

Most interesting is the report that TRS chief KCR is now keen on forging alliance with one or the other party.

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Pawan Kalyan Sensational Comments On YS Jagan

As we all know that actor turned politician Power Star Pawan Kalyan Jana Sena party speech at Vizag has not given clarity to all the audience. So that he arranged a meeting with media to give detailed information about his political party and also he give surprising comments on former chief minister Y.S.Rajasekhar Reddy son Y.S.Jagan. He stated that “I am surprised how they will earn money with in short span. Jagan is facing illegal problems, why he is concerning more to become chief minister.”

Pawan also added that “Though I have selected 90 members from different regions, I have dropped in the last minute to not to split the votes. For not selecting the right persons as MP’s, now the Seemandhra people are suffering a lot. The political uncertainty is mainly in the hands of people in selecting the right candidate to vote.”

Power Star Pawan Kalyan said that he even stand opposite to his loving brother Chiranjeevi to maintain law and order in the state. Pawan said that Chandra Babu Naidu has concentrated more on farmers and have controlled law and order. These statements in the media meeting get clarity on Pawan Kalyan support to Telugu Desam Party and Chandra Babu Naidu. One can understand Pawan clarity and his support through Jana Sena party.

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Andhra Pradesh municipal elections counting on April 9

Hyderabad: The counting of votes polled in Sunday’s municipal elections in Andhra Pradesh will be taken up on April 9 as the state high court Tuesday rejected a petition seeking postponement of the process till the general elections.

The court did not agree with the argument of the petitioner that counting of votes polled in municipal elections may influence the voting in assembly and Lok Sabha elections.

As per the schedule announced by the state election commission, the counting of votes was to be taken up on April 2 but the high court has now postponed it till April 9.

The political parties had opposed declaration of municipal results before the general elections but the state election commission had declined to change the schedule.

The petitioner’s lawyer, however, said with the high court’s verdict, they now have the chance to move the Supreme Court, which last week had directed the election commission not to declare the results of rural local bodies before May 7.

Over 73 percent polling was recorded Sunday in the elections to 146 municipalities and 10 municipal corporations in the state.

In what is being described as the semifinal before the general elections, 73.16 percent of 95 lakh voters cast their votes to elect candidates for 3,990 wards in 146 municipalities, and 2,507 divisions in 10 municipal corporations.

There are 17,864 contestants in the fray in the municipalities and another 3,343 candidates are testing their fortunes in the corporations.

The Supreme Court on March 27 had directed state election commission not to declare the results of rural local body elections before May 7.

Hearing a petition challenging the election commission’s decision to announce the results of panchayat raj elections on April 13, the court asked the election authorities to declare the results after May 7.

The petitioner had argued that the results could impact the simultaneous elections to state assembly and Lok Sabha scheduled in two phases on April 30 and May 7.

The elections to 1,096 Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituencies (ZPTCs) and 16,589 Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituencies (MPTCs) are scheduled on April 6 and 11.

The state election commission had to announce schedules for elections to rural and urban local bodies on the directions of the Supreme Court and the state high court respectively.

The local body polls were announced even as the Election Commission declared the dates for elections to state assembly and the Lok Sabha.

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