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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging Validity Of Law That Led To Voting Machines
Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of the People Act, which had led to the introduction of electronic voting machines (EVMs) instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
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People Winning More Than 1 Seat Forcing A Bypoll Should Be Fined: Poll Body
Reviving a nearly two-decade-old proposal, the Election Commission has made a fresh push for amending the law to bar people from contesting from more than one seat.
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Electoral Bond Scheme Allows "Institutionalised Corruption": Kapil Sibal
Congress leader Kapil Sibal today attacked the ruling BJP and said they have institutionalised corruption by facilitating political funding through electoral bonds.
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Centre's Reply Sought On Plea Over Parties With Religious Connotation
The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the Centre to file a response to a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking directions to the Election Commission (EC) to review political parties having names with religious connotation and those using symbols similar to that of the national flag.
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UP Elections 2017: State BJP Chief Keshav Maurya Booked For Violating Model Code Of Conduct
BJP's Uttar Pradesh unit chief Keshav Prasad Maurya has been charged with violating the Model Code of Conduct, which is in place in the state in view of the Assembly polls. An FIR has been filed against him in this regard.
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Election Commission Reaches Out To Overseas Indians To Encourage Voting
Out of nearly 11.4 million non-resident Indians across the globe, only 16,000 are registered as 'overseas Indian voters' in the country.
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Election Commission to Push Multiple Cut-Off Dates Proposal to Enrol Voters
Unfazed by legal hurdles in its plan to register young citizens as voters as soon as they turn 18, the Election Commission (EC) has decided to approach the government to push its proposal to have multiple cut-off dates to enrol voters.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging Validity Of Law That Led To Voting Machines
Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of the People Act, which had led to the introduction of electronic voting machines (EVMs) instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
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People Winning More Than 1 Seat Forcing A Bypoll Should Be Fined: Poll Body
Reviving a nearly two-decade-old proposal, the Election Commission has made a fresh push for amending the law to bar people from contesting from more than one seat.
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Electoral Bond Scheme Allows "Institutionalised Corruption": Kapil Sibal
Congress leader Kapil Sibal today attacked the ruling BJP and said they have institutionalised corruption by facilitating political funding through electoral bonds.
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Centre's Reply Sought On Plea Over Parties With Religious Connotation
The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the Centre to file a response to a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking directions to the Election Commission (EC) to review political parties having names with religious connotation and those using symbols similar to that of the national flag.
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UP Elections 2017: State BJP Chief Keshav Maurya Booked For Violating Model Code Of Conduct
BJP's Uttar Pradesh unit chief Keshav Prasad Maurya has been charged with violating the Model Code of Conduct, which is in place in the state in view of the Assembly polls. An FIR has been filed against him in this regard.
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Election Commission Reaches Out To Overseas Indians To Encourage Voting
Out of nearly 11.4 million non-resident Indians across the globe, only 16,000 are registered as 'overseas Indian voters' in the country.
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Election Commission to Push Multiple Cut-Off Dates Proposal to Enrol Voters
Unfazed by legal hurdles in its plan to register young citizens as voters as soon as they turn 18, the Election Commission (EC) has decided to approach the government to push its proposal to have multiple cut-off dates to enrol voters.
