Bharat Express

Election Commission of India

The majority of exit polls have predicted a third term for Narendra Modi as Prime Minister. However, the opposition alliance formed under the name of the INDIA bloc to seems have managed to save the reputation. 

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court rejected a petition by the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) challenging the recent circular from the Election Commission of India (ECI) that eased criteria for validating postal ballot.

In response, Dave stated that ADR approached the court in public interest, citing the ECI's delay in publishing authenticated voter turnout data as a cause of public anxiety.

Previously, the Bombay High Court ruled against holding a by-election, citing that the elected candidate would serve for less than a year, as the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections are slated for later in the year.

Leaders of the opposition and the BJP, have called on voters to turn out in force for the biggest celebration of democracy.

AAP leader Atishi has denounced the Election Commission's action, labeling it as a political maneuver by the BJP.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks a third consecutive term, while the opposition coalition, INDIA, formed to challenge the BJP's dominance, aims to unseat him from power.

Additionally, it aims to ensure the integrity of the materials as they are transported to the strong room after the polling process.

Voters using postal voting, also known as absentee voting, are permitted to cast ballot by mail instead of appearing in person at a polling place.

The Election Commission of India, in its order dated February 6, recognized the Ajit faction as the legitimate NCP, based on the "test of legislative majority."