Under Fire Over ‘Vote Chori’, EC Launches Drive to Restore ‘Left-Out’ Voters
The month-long exercise will cover 20 states and Union Territories where SIR is complete, with Booth Level Officers tasked with ...
Read moreDetailsThe month-long exercise will cover 20 states and Union Territories where SIR is complete, with Booth Level Officers tasked with ...
Read moreDetailsWhile the Election Commission maintains that Form 6 was not amended and that a separate declaration was introduced for SIR, ...
Read moreDetailsDelhi witnessed a third straight day of clashes and detentions as protesters tried to reach Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation ...
Read moreDetailsTwo petitions have put the Election Commission’s internal decision-making under judicial scrutiny, alleging that key SIR decisions were issued without ...
Read moreDetailsCalling the right to vote inseparable from Indian citizenship, Justice Bhuyan linked the franchise to the country's freedom struggle and ...
Read moreDetailsThe ECI's fresh exercise comes after around 13 crore names were left out of draft rolls across 30 states and ...
Read moreDetailsGandhi said Bela Estate residents have lived in the area for decades and voted in recent elections, despite their homes ...
Read moreDetailsFor voters who have already missed one election because their names were excluded, a hearing one day before another poll ...
Read moreDetailsThe central statistical question is straightforward: why did India’s electorate continue to expand after the 2002–03 intensive revision, while the ...
Read moreDetailsGoa’s 97 missing voters have exposed a larger dispute inside the Election Commission over control of electoral rolls, after local ...
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