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BJP MP Raghunandan Rao criticised Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on the Election Commission and challenged him to resign from Rae Bareli for a bypoll using ballot papers. He questioned the Congress leader’s win margin and defended the use of EVMs in past elections
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The Election Commission of India said Bihar officials have disposed of 341 claims and objections related to the draft voter list during the Special Intensive Revision. Despite over 67,000 Booth Level Agents in the state, no political party has filed complaints
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The Congress party has rejected the Election Commission of India’s directive demanding Rahul Gandhi submit an affidavit to substantiate his allegations of widespread voter fraud in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The grand old party is pressing for a thorough investigation into the electoral process
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Rahul Gandhi launched a “Vote Chori” campaign website urging public support for his demand that the ECI release digital voter rolls. The move precedes an INDIA bloc march to the poll panel’s Delhi office to protest alleged electoral irregularities
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The ECI has strongly refuted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s recent allegations of large-scale voter list manipulation, particularly in the Mahadevapura Assembly segment of Bangalore Central. In response to Gandhi's press conference, the ECI has challenged him to legally stand by his claims by signing a statutory declaration under Rule 20(3)(b) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960.
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The Election Commission has initiated a large-scale revision of electoral rolls for the 2025 Bihar Assembly polls, capping voters per booth at 1,200 and increasing polling stations, BLOs, and volunteers to ensure a smoother, more accessible voting process
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The BRS urged the Election Commission to reinstate paper ballots for future elections, citing mistrust in EVMs. Party leader KT Rama Rao also demanded reforms in election symbols, accountability for poll promises, and transparency in voter roll revisions.
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The EC’s recent decision to enable webcasting from 100 per cent of the polling stations with internet connectivity, starting from Bihar, will go a long way in salvaging its image
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Designed to serve electors and key stakeholders -- including election officials, political parties, and civil society -- ECINET aims to simplify electoral processes by offering an aesthetic and accessible User Interface (UI) alongside a seamless User Experience (UX).
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The election notification is set to be issued on March 28, initiating the nomination submission process. Candidates can submit their nominations until April 4, with scrutiny scheduled for April 7 and the withdrawal deadline on April 9. Polling will take place on April 23 from 8 AM to 4 PM, while the vote counting is slated for April 25.
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In all, the term of five MLCs under MLA quota, including Mohd Mahmood Ali, Satyavathi Rathod, Seri Subhash Reddy, Yegge Mallesham and Mirza Riyazul Hassan Effendi, is due to expire on March 29
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Earlier on Thursday, CM Atishi also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of "playing with the life" of former CM Kejriwal.
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The Assembly election in the national capital will witness a three-cornered fight between the ruling AAP, and opposition BJP and Congress
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In a letter to the CEO, Ravinder Singh expressed concern that the slow pace of voter registration in rural areas is due to a lack of sufficient awareness programs. He noted that enrollment officers are already overwhelmed with their daily responsibilities and are finding it challenging to complete the registration tasks.
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The poll panel has convened a press conference here at 3.30 pm to announce the details
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The voting, which began at 7 am, will conclude at 6 pm, while the counting of votes will be taken up on October 8
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Kejriwal will live with his family at the official residence of Punjab Rajya Sabha MP Ashok Mittal on Ferozeshah Road near Mandi House
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Telangana High Court issued the notices under the Tenth Schedule of the Indian Constitution and the Representation of the People Act, 1951
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The actor announced that his party is now prepared to contest the 2026 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu. He had previously revealed his party in February 2024 and stated that TVK would not participate in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, with the primary goal being to contest the 2026 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu.
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Govt shows no signs of continuing scheme launched by BRS regime