Unrecognised Political Parties

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  Poll Panel On Cleanup Mode, 808 Inactive Political Parties Delisted

  The Election Commission of India has stepped up its efforts to remove inactive political parties from its records. The Commission has delisted 808 Registered Unrecognised Political Parties that have not contested elections in 6 years.

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  Poll Body Delists 334 Parties That Failed To Contest Elections Since 2019

  The Election Commission on Saturday said it has delisted 334 registered unrecognised political parties which have failed to fulfil the essential condition of contesting even a single election for six years since 2019.

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  223% Spike In Income Of Unrecognised Political Parties In 2022-23: Report

  The declared incomes of registered unrecognised political parties witnessed a 223 per cent spike in 2022-23 and more than 73 per cent of these parties failed to publicly disclose their financial records, according to poll rights body the Association

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  Poll Body Delists 86 More Political Parties, Another 253 Declared "Inactive"

  The Election Commission on Tuesday ordered the delisting of another 86 'non-existent' registered unrecognised political parties, raising the number of such organisations red flagged by the poll body for failing to comply with electoral rules to 537.

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  Pan-India Income Tax Raids Against Unrecognised Political Parties, Funds

  The Income Tax department today launched raids in multiple states as part of a tax evasion probe against registered unrecognised political parties (RUPP) and their alleged dubious funding, official sources said.

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  Election Commission Initiates Action Against Unrecognised Parties Flouting Rules

  Tightening the noose around unrecognised registered political parties for flouting rules, including those related to filing of contribution reports and indulging in "serious" financial impropriety, the Election Commission on Wednesday.

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  Registered Unrecognised Parties Rose More Than Twice In 2010-2021: Report

  The number of registered unrecognised political parties increased more than twice between 2010 and 2021 and disproportionately during the year of parliamentary elections, poll rights group Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) said.

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  Only 5% Unrecognised Parties Filed Contribution Details:Report

  Unrecognised political parties received Rs 25.27 crore in donations between 2013-14 and 2015-16, with only 5 per cent of such registered outfits filed their contribution details, says a report.

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  Manipur Elections 2017: 29 Crorepati Candidates In Fray In Phase 2

  Manipur Election Watch and the ADR have analysed the self-sworn affidavits of all 98 candidates from 13 political parties, including five national parties, four state parties, four unrecognised parties and nine independent candidates who are contesting inthe second phase.

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  62 Per Cent Voting Recorded Till 5 PM In UP Election Phase-3: Highlights

  Uttar Pradesh assembly election drives into the third phase today. Over 826 candidates from 105 political parties are contesting for 69 seats. They come from six national parties, seven state parties, 92 unrecognised parties and 225 independent candidates are contesting for the 69 assembly seats of the 12 districts in the third phase.

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  Uttar Pradesh Election 2017: 250 Crorepatis In Fray For Phase 3

  Over 826 candidates from 105 political parties, including 6 national parties, 7 state parties, 92 unrecognised parties and 225 independent candidates are contesting for the 69 assembly seats of the 12 districts in the third phase.

• Smaller parties make little impact in UP

  Smaller caste-based political parties, which are considered as potential spoilers, have failed to make a strong impact on political equations in Uttar Pradesh. In the last six decades of electoral politics, a number of registered but unrecognised parties tested their luck and appeal in the state, but barring a few they failed to impress the voters...

• Uttar Pradesh polls: Smaller parties no threat to Mayawati

  Smaller caste-based political parties, which are considered as potential spoilers, have failed to make a strong impact on political equations in Uttar Pradesh. In the last six decades of electoral politics, a number of registered but unrecognised parties tested their luck and appeal in the state, but barring a few they failed to impress the voters.