The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Friday announced Tarun Yadav as its candidate for the Najafgarh Assembly Constituency in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
"The One Nation, One Election rule is not possible in our country. Our country has a lot of different cultures and religious laws. There is a huge conspiracy behind it... Indirectly, only the centre will rule. They are trying to change the Constitution. They are talking about a common civil
Hours after Congress released its first list of 21 candidates for the upcoming Delhi assembly polls, Garvit Singhvi, who is the party's candidate for the Greater Kailash, said he will work to make the constituency number-1 in Delhi.
Several parties of the INDIA bloc opposed the bill while the BJP-led NDA alliance parties welcomed this bill, saying, it would save time and lay the groundwork for unified elections across the country.
Congress on Thursday released the first list of 21 candidates for Delhi assembly elections. The party has fielded Ragini Nayak from Wazirpur, Sandeep Dikshit from New Delhi and Abhishek Dutt from Kasturba Nagar. Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav will contest from Badli
On Thursday, CM Saini also commented on the proposed 'One Nation, One Election' bill reflecting the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He claimed that public funds had been misused in previous elections, with frequent elections occurring every 3-4 months.
Congress held a meeting of its Central Election Committee (CEC) on Thursday as it gears up for the Delhi assembly polls expected to be held early next year.
Meanwhile, reacting to the Mahayuti's massive victory in the Maharashtra elections, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday said that they had got higher numbers than they expected.
The opposition's petition to the Supreme Court highlights ongoing concerns over the security and transparency of EVMs. While critics claim potential vulnerabilities, the Election Commission of India continues to assert that the machines are secure and reliable, ensuring free and fair electio
On Thursday, the Union Cabinet approved the 'One Nation, One Election' bill, paving the way for its introduction in Parliament.
The approval marks a significant step towards implementing unified elections across the country, with a comprehensive bill expected to be tabled soon.