The bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant granted time to respond to the poll body's unified affidavit outlining statutory compliance and technological oversight.
Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa mandates strict verification of all computer entries and restricts form digitisation to official Booth Level Officers.
The Election Commission acted swiftly to ensure election integrity in the Agra Teachers Legislative Council seat following reports of voting irregularities.
The chief electoral officer’s office says the special intensive revision dropped almost 5 million names, while just over 250,000 people have applied to be added back.
The Election Commission of India has simplified voter verification procedures in Delhi to enhance administrative efficiency and ensure smooth updating of electoral rolls.
Administrative vigilance prompts departmental and criminal action under election laws after thousands of unverified entries were detected in constituency rolls.
The US secretary of state said Washington will not interfere in India's sovereign politics, contrasting vibrant Indian democracy with authoritarian regimes.
Navdeep Rinwa directs booth officers to resolve multiple registrations through Form 7 and upgrade ECINET controls ahead of the draft electoral roll publication.
A new civic group has held a membership meeting in the capital to push back against disruptive protests and advocate responsible democratic engagement.
The top court has paused criminal proceedings over his 2019 remarks against the Prime Minister, while the opposition escalates its street agitation in Delhi.
Fresh polling across Patiala and Moga will take place within six weeks under High Court supervision, alongside a cleaned electoral roll of 2.01 crore voters.
A special Sunday bench tells authorities to stop detaining peaceful demonstrators and restore normal transit and internet operations following a citywide security clampdown.
A group of 124 retired senior officials says allegations of vote-rigging lack evidence, pointing to voter list cleanup and structural election safeguards.
More than 400 people were picked up at August Kranti Maidan as demonstrations demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar spread.
The Congress MP questioned the massive police presence, metro station closures and internet suspensions enforced to block a youth demonstration against the Election Commission.
Senior BJP figures have accused the opposition leader of trying to spread anarchy and behaving inappropriately with a woman police officer during street protests in Delhi.
CJI Surya Kant clarified that the court never approved the new online declarations, as petitions challenge alleged unilateral decisions by CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
The Election Commission of India will begin a door‑to‑door drive in Tamil Nadu to enrol voters who missed the recent Special Intensive Revision, targeting first‑time and left‑out electors.
The Delhi police said no organisation has been granted permission to protest at Jantar Mantar on 2 October and invoked Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, deploying around 5,000 security personnel and sealing off key roads.
At a New Delhi press conference Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of bias, predicted the Modi government’s early fall, and was confronted with an Enforcement Directorate finding that a former minister’s firm routed ₹30 lakh to her accounts, prompting senior Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury to demand that legal baggage be cleared before any alliance.
