Election Commission Assures No Voter Name Deletion Without Due Notice
The Election Commission (EC) has reiterated that no voter's name will be deleted from the electoral rolls without proper notice and an opportunity for a hearing. This assurance comes amidst concerns raised by political parties and citizens about arbitrary deletions. The EC emphasized that the process for deletion involves specific procedures, including serving a notice to the individual and allowing them to present their case. This commitment aims to uphold the integrity of the electoral rolls and protect the voting rights of citizens.
Key Points
- The Election Commission (EC) assured no voter name deletion without proper notice.
- The assurance addresses concerns about arbitrary deletions from electoral rolls.
- Deletion process involves serving notice and providing an opportunity for hearing.
- The EC aims to uphold electoral roll integrity and protect voting rights.
Exam Facts
- Election Commission (EC) made the assurance.
- Process involves notice (Form 6A) and hearing.
- The assurance is to protect voting rights.
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