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Not questioning judiciary, says opposition in letter to CJI
Opposition parties clarified their letter to the Chief Justice of India regarding electoral roll revisions was not an attack on the judiciary, but a plea for recourse when all other avenues fail. They emphasized the letter aimed to avoid influencing ongoing court cases. The parties reiterated concerns about biased election commissions and disenfranchisement, particularly of weaker sections, and alleged government misuse of probe agencies.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
23 Opposition parties send joint memo to CJI Surya Kant over SIR, ECI
Twenty-three opposition parties presented a joint memorandum to the Chief Justice of India, alleging "irregularities" and "bias" by the Election Commission during the special…
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thehindu.com
BJP faults Opposition’s letter to CJI on Special Intensive Revision
BJP faults Opposition’s letter to CJI on Special Intensive Revision
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‘When all else fails, people still repose their trust in the judiciary’: INDIA bloc leaders in letter to CJI
Opposition leaders accuse ECI of election manipulation and demand judicial intervention to protect democracy in India.
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Not questioning judiciary, says opposition in letter to CJI
Opposition parties clarified their letter to the Chief Justice of India regarding electoral roll revisions was not an attack on the judiciary, but a plea for recourse when all…
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hindustantimes.com
EC acted with bias in SIR: Oppn issues letter to CJI
New Delhi: A letter written by 24 Opposition parties and an Independent leader to Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant last month, accusing the Election Commission of India…