New Delhi: Amid the swirling allegations of systemic conspiracy to deprive a large section of people of voting rights in Bihar, the Chief Election Commissioner sought to set the records straight on Sunday, as he stated that the current voter ID cards remain a ‘source of concern’ for all parties across the political spectrum. CEC.
Madurai: Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar has called on all eligible Indian citizens to register as voters and actively take part in the electoral process, highlighting that voting is the initial step towards serving the nation. “Voting is the first step towards national service. I urge all citizens who are 18 years or older.
New Delhi: Gyanesh Kumar has officially taken over as the new Chief Election Commissioner and emphasized the importance of voting as the first step in nation-building. In his address to voters, he urged all citizens aged 18 and above to register and participate in elections, affirming that the Election Commission of India (ECI) is committed.