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    Electoral Roll Fraud| 'Dilution of Purity Undermines Free and Fair Elections': PIL in Supreme Court Seeks SIT Probe into Rahul Gandhi's Claims
    Electoral Roll Fraud| 'Dilution of Purity Undermines Free and Fair Elections': PIL in Supreme Court Seeks SIT Probe into Rahul Gandhi's Claims
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    Electoral Roll Fraud| ‘Dilution of Purity Undermines Free and Fair Elections’: PIL in Supreme Court Seeks SIT Probe into Rahul Gandhi’s Claims

    A PIL in the Supreme Court seeks an SIT probe into electoral roll fraud, highlighting Rahul Gandhi’s claims. The plea asserts that the “dilution of purity undermines free and fair elections,” raising significant concerns about electoral integrity within the community.

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    Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging 2024 Maharashtra Elections: “No Material of Malpractice”
    Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging 2024 Maharashtra Elections: “No Material of Malpractice”
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    Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging 2024 Maharashtra Elections: “No Material of Malpractice”

    The Supreme Court dismissed a petition against the 2024 Maharashtra elections, ruling there was no evidence of malpractice or fraud. The Court said there was no material, much less authentic, to prove any irregularity during poll closing hours.

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    ECI Set to Launch Pan-India Special Intensive Revision Across 10 Plus States Soon
    ECI Set to Launch Pan-India Special Intensive Revision Across 10 Plus States Soon
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    Breaking: Election Commission Publishes 65 Lakh Deleted Voter Names in Bihar After Supreme Court Order

    The Election Commission has published 65 lakh deleted voter names in Bihar within 56 hours of a Supreme Court order. Reasons for deletions are now public on district websites.

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    Bihar Voter List Revision Row| | “Use Aadhaar To Challenge Voter List Deletion”: Supreme Court
    Bihar Voter List Revision Row| | “Use Aadhaar To Challenge Voter List Deletion”: Supreme Court
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    Bihar Voter List Revision Row| “Use Aadhaar To Challenge Voter List Deletion”: Supreme Court

    Today, On 14th August, In the Bihar Special Intensive Revision (SIR) case, the Supreme Court announced that individuals whose names were removed from the voter lists can now use their Aadhaar cards to challenge and restore their names effectively. New Delhi: The Supreme Court announced today during Bihar Special Intensive Revision (SIR) case, that individuals […]

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    BREAKING | Bihar SIR Row| ‘People Have a Right to Know’: Supreme Court Urges ECI to Publish Names of Deleted Voters Online
    BREAKING | Bihar SIR Row| ‘People Have a Right to Know’: Supreme Court Urges ECI to Publish Names of Deleted Voters Online
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    BREAKING | Bihar SIR Row| ‘People Have a Right to Know’: Supreme Court Urges ECI to Publish Names of Deleted Voters Online

    Today, On 14th August, In the Bihar Special Intensive Revision case, the Supreme Court told the Election Commission that people have a right to know and urged it to publish online the names of voters whose names were deleted from the rolls.

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    BREAKING | Bihar Is The Birthplace Of Democracy. Also 1st President Was From There: Supreme Court Over SIR Of Electoral Rolls
    BREAKING | Bihar Is The Birthplace Of Democracy. Also 1st President Was From There: Supreme Court Over SIR Of Electoral Rolls
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    BREAKING | Bihar Is The Birthplace Of Democracy. Also 1st President Was From There: Supreme Court Over SIR Of Electoral Rolls

    Today, On 14th August, The Supreme Court, during the hearing on the Special Intensive Revision of Bihar’s electoral rolls, remarked that Bihar is the birthplace of democracy and also noted that the country’s first President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, hailed from the state.

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    Bihar SIR Row | “What Documents Were Taken In 2003 Exercise?”: Supreme Court Demands Answer From ECI
    Bihar SIR Row | “What Documents Were Taken In 2003 Exercise?”: Supreme Court Demands Answer From ECI
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    Bihar SIR Row | “What Documents Were Taken In 2003 Exercise?”: Supreme Court Demands Answer From ECI

    Today, On 14th August, In the Bihar Special Intensive Revision row, the Supreme Court asked the Election Commission, “What documents were taken in 2003 exercise?” The Court sought clarity on the basis of using the 2003 reference date for voter list revision. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday requested the Election Commission of India […]

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    Bihar Draft Voter List| “Real Game Begins Now”: Yogendra Yadav Slams Deletion of 65 Lakh Names
    Bihar Draft Voter List| “Real Game Begins Now”: Yogendra Yadav Slams Deletion of 65 Lakh Names
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    Bihar Draft Voter List| “Real Game Begins Now”: Yogendra Yadav Slams Deletion of 65 Lakh Names

    Yogendra Yadav raised serious concerns over the deletion of 65 lakh names from the Bihar draft voter list, calling it a major threat to voter rights and alleging that the “real game begins now” with electoral manipulation.

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    “Hardly Any Decision Goes Unchallenged”: ECI Tells SC Amid ‘Sharp Political Hostility’ Over Bihar Voter List
    “Hardly Any Decision Goes Unchallenged”: ECI Tells SC Amid ‘Sharp Political Hostility’ Over Bihar Voter List
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    NGO Moves SC Against ECI’s Bihar Voter Revision Drive: “Lakhs of Genuine Voters Will Be Disenfranchised”

    An NGO has approached the Supreme Court challenging the Election Commission’s special voter roll revision in Bihar. It warned that due process flaws and tight deadlines may lead to lakhs of genuine voters being disenfranchised.

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    "One Nation, One Election Bill Gives 'Unfettered Powers' to ECI, Warns Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna"
    "One Nation, One Election Bill Gives 'Unfettered Powers' to ECI, Warns Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna"
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    Ex-CJI Chandrachud Praises One Nation, One Election: “Indian Voters Not Naive, Staggered Polls Not Immutable Feature of Constitution”

    Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud told his views on the ‘One Nation, One Election’ initiative to a Parliamentary committee Indian voters are not naive and rejected claims against simultaneous polls, stating staggered elections are not an immutable part of the Constitution or its original design.

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