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Delhi University Issues Advisory for 2026 DUSU Elections After High-Level Meeting
A press release issued by the university stated that the meeting focused on ensuring a peaceful, orderly, and disruption-free election process
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Read Full Election Guidelines For Voters, Candidates, Staff Amid Covid
The Election Commission today released guidelines for holding elections amid the coronavirus pandemic. Some of the key points of the guidelines are: door-to-door campaigns with only five people and gloves for voters before they press the button at electronic voting machines. A maximum of 1,000 voters can be present at any polling booth at a time, a...
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Social Distancing, Gloves For Voters Among New Election Guidelines
Door-to-door campaigns with only five people and gloves for voters before they press the button at electronic voting machines are some of the guidelines for holding elections during the coronavirus pandemic.
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People Charged in Court Can't be Barred From Contesting Polls, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today observed that debarring persons against whom charges have been framed by a court from contesting elections will be against the ethos of democracy.
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Delhi University Issues Advisory for 2026 DUSU Elections After High-Level Meeting
A press release issued by the university stated that the meeting focused on ensuring a peaceful, orderly, and disruption-free election process
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Read Full Election Guidelines For Voters, Candidates, Staff Amid Covid
The Election Commission today released guidelines for holding elections amid the coronavirus pandemic. Some of the key points of the guidelines are: door-to-door campaigns with only five people and gloves for voters before they press the button at electronic voting machines. A maximum of 1,000 voters can be present at any polling booth at a time, a...
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Social Distancing, Gloves For Voters Among New Election Guidelines
Door-to-door campaigns with only five people and gloves for voters before they press the button at electronic voting machines are some of the guidelines for holding elections during the coronavirus pandemic.
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People Charged in Court Can't be Barred From Contesting Polls, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today observed that debarring persons against whom charges have been framed by a court from contesting elections will be against the ethos of democracy.
