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Proxy voting reported at booth in Bengaluru South constituency - Vimarsana News

Proxy voting reported at booth in Bengaluru South constituency

Three people at a booth in Bengaluru South told TNM that their votes had already been cast when they reached their booth.

Election | Candidate's Affidavit Need Not Disclose Those Criminal Cases Where Charge Is Not Framed Or Cognizance Not Taken: Karnataka HC - Vimarsana News

Election | Candidate's Affidavit Need Not Disclose Those Criminal Cases Where Charge Is Not Framed Or Cognizance Not Taken: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court has made it clear that not every criminal case launched against a candidate contesting elections either by way of registering the FIR or by moving private complaint has to be...

Source: livelaw.in
Supreme Court issues notices to ECP, AGP in candidate's 'identity theft' case - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court issues notices to ECP, AGP in candidate's 'identity theft' case - Pakistan

JUI-F claims Sadaf Ihsan "impersonated" its candidate to become a member of the National Assembly.

Source: dawn.com
Visually handicapped voters in LS polls to get dummy ballot sheet in Braille script for voting - Vimarsana News

Visually handicapped voters in LS polls to get dummy ballot sheet in Braille script for voting

Voters who do not know Braille script will get the facility to take an assistant with them.

Fact Check: Misleading Claim About Challenged Vote Goes Viral Ahead Of Elections - Vimarsana News

Fact Check: Misleading Claim About Challenged Vote Goes Viral Ahead Of Elections

A viral message about "challenge vote" and voting rights of Indian citizens is going viral on social media ahead of the Lok Sabha elections that begin from next week.

Source: ndtv.com