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Voting Rights: Legal News & Updates

Articles, case updates and legal news tagged "Voting Rights".

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Supreme Court Upholds HC Verdict: Saying "Dua" for Electoral Success Not Soliciting Votes on Religious Grounds
Legal News 25 Sep 2026

Supreme Court Upholds HC Verdict: Saying "Dua" for Electoral Success Not Soliciting Votes on Religious Grounds

The Supreme Court upheld a High Court ruling that merely seeking a "dua" (prayer) for electoral success does not amount to soliciting votes on religious grounds…

Supreme Court Constitutional Law
SIR Is ECI Telling PM, 'Sir, We Will Do Whatever You Want' : Kapil Sibal
Legal News Constitutional Law 14 Sep 2026

SIR Is ECI Telling PM, 'Sir, We Will Do Whatever You Want' : Kapil Sibal

Senior Advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal sharply criticized the Election Commission of India during arguments concerning the Special Intensive Revision (S…

Supreme Court Constitutional Law
Supreme Court Seeks Data on Electoral Roll Disputes in West Bengal
Legal News Constitutional Law 26 Aug 2026

Supreme Court Seeks Data on Electoral Roll Disputes in West Bengal

The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission of India to furnish detailed data regarding appeals pending before appellate tribunals in West Bengal ove…

Supreme Court Constitutional Law
Karnataka Voter Deletion PIL: High Court Seeks Clarification
Legal News Constitutional Law 27 Jul 2026

Karnataka Voter Deletion PIL: High Court Seeks Clarification

The Karnataka High Court has sought clarification regarding Supreme Court directions while hearing a PIL alleging that nearly 67 lakh voters could face deletion…

PIL Constitutional Law
Supreme Court Clarifies: Deletion from Electoral Roll Does Not Mean Loss of Citizenship
Legal News Constitutional Law 17 Jul 2026

Supreme Court Clarifies: Deletion from Electoral Roll Does Not Mean Loss of Citizenship

The Supreme Court has clarified that deletion of a person's name from the electoral roll during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process does not automatica…

Supreme Court Constitutional Law
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