Category: Politics

Electoral disenfranchisement achieved through procedural sabotage is just as destructive to a republic as ballot stuffing or physical booth capturing.

Independence must be assessed alongside the safeguards governing appointments, decision-making, electoral-roll administration and accountability.

INSAF demands the immediate suspension of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process and the restoration of electoral rolls due to the exclusion of nearly 13 crore names.

Citizens Movements are calling for an independent, transparent and impartial review of substantiated concerns relating to electoral administration, voter-roll integrity, and counting procedures.

The CJP’s idealism has a harder political content: a refusal to accept inherited privilege as an acceptable organising principle of the Republic.

A new generation is entering the arena with different expectations of authority, accountability and participation, refusing to be controlled.

Denying West UP even a single High Court Bench is the “worst travesty of justice,” putting litigants’ lives on the dock for no fault of their own.

Winning elections proves popularity; it does not prove legality, justice, or constitutional fidelity.

The real test of democracy is not how the State treats those who support it. The real test is how it treats those who stand on the other side of the barricade.

When algorithms replace local hearings, the vote ceases to be a sacred right and becomes an administrative concession that can be deleted with a line of code.

Odisha’s state-level convention fiercely protested indiscriminate mineral exploitation, police repression, and the alleged curtailment of Gram Sabha rights. Announces Statewide Protest on October 27

Lines drawn along religious faultlines never stay politely on the map but instead run through families, economies, and elections on both sides.