voter list controversy

  • PM Modi Praises Amit Shah

    PM Modi Praises Amit Shah's Parliament Speech on Electoral Integrity: Countering Opposition Claims with "Concrete Facts"

    Dec 11, 2025 01:30 pm CST

    Home Minister Amit Shah delivered a comprehensive parliamentary address defending India's electoral system against opposition allegations, particularly Rahul Gandhi's "vote theft" claims. Prime Minister Modi praised Shah's speech for presenting concrete facts that highlighted the robustness of democratic processes while exposing opposition falsehoods. Shah referenced historical electoral practices, defended the Special Summary Revision process, and countered specific allegations with Election Commission clarifications during the heated parliamentary debate.

  • Priyanka Gandhi Defends Mother Against Voter List Allegations: "She Voted Only After Citizenship"

    Priyanka Gandhi Defends Mother Against Voter List Allegations: "She Voted Only After Citizenship"

    Dec 09, 2025 07:01 pm CST

    Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi has strongly refuted allegations against her mother Sonia Gandhi regarding voter list inclusion before citizenship acquisition. The Sessions Court at Rouse Avenue has issued a notice to Sonia Gandhi concerning a revision petition challenging the dismissal of a complaint about her alleged improper inclusion in the 1980-81 electoral rolls, with the next hearing scheduled for January 6.

  • Prashant Kishor Applies for Removal from Bengal Voter List Following Election Commission Notice

    Prashant Kishor Applies for Removal from Bengal Voter List Following Election Commission Notice

    Nov 01, 2025 10:12 pm CST

    Prashant Kishor, founder of Jan Suraaj party, has applied to have his name removed from West Bengal's voter list amid controversy over dual registration. The Election Commission sent him a notice after discovering his name in both Bengal and Bihar electoral rolls, which violates the Representation of the People Act. Kishor questions why the duplication wasn't addressed during Bihar's revision process and remains committed to offering a third political alternative in Bihar's upcoming elections.

  • DMK and Allies Challenge Election Commission

    DMK and Allies Challenge Election Commission's Special Voter List Revision in Tamil Nadu

    Oct 28, 2025 02:46 am CST

    Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK party and its coalition partners have condemned the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls as politically motivated. Chief Minister MK Stalin's alliance claims the timing and process could disenfranchise voters, comparing it to controversial voter deletions in Bihar. The opposition AIADMK supports the revision, while DMK prepares strategically with a workshop for thousands of election functionaries ahead of the 2026 polls.