Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh backed Arvind Kejriwal's allegation, who accused the Election Commission of India (ECI) of "refusing to upload" Form 17C, which provides the data of the total number of votes polled by the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in each Delhi As
Exit polls have predicted that BJP will win comfortable victory in the polls with AAP falling behind and Congress continuing its dismal show. AAP leaders, however, said that exit polls have always predicted the party winning less seats than it actually gets. They expressed confidence of p
"Again and again questions are being raised in Election Commission. If questions are being raised, then the Election Commission should answer immediately to maintain its credibility," the JMM MP told ANI on parliament premises.
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) relating to the issue of postal ballots facilities for students living outside their resident constituency.
"EC has refused to upload form 17C and number of votes polled per booth in each assembly despite several requests," the AAP chief said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
"We need to clearly present the difference between two things. One is speculation - one can say that there were problems in the machines. The second is fact. I have not placed any speculation here. I have presented facts," Rahul Gandhi said.
As per the ECI data, among the eleven districts, North East recorded the highest voter turnout at 66.25 per cent, while South East had the lowest at 56.16 per cent.
In a heartening display of inclusion, impaired first-time voters cast their ballots at the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) community centre in Golf Link on Wednesday during the Delhi Assembly elections.
A voter turnout of 57.70 per cent was recorded till 5 pm on Wednesday in the single-phase Delhi assembly elections, according to the Election Commission of India (ECI).
Senior advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal cast his vote in the Delhi Assembly polls on Wednesday. He appealed to the voters to exercise their franchise.
After a slow start in the first two hours, voter turnout reached 19.95 per cent by 11 am in the single-phase Delhi Assembly elections, according to the Election Commission of India.