Election Commission Calls for Dialogue Amidst Allegations

The Election Commission (EC) invites political parties to discuss and strengthen the electoral process amid allegations of electoral roll manipulation. The EC seeks suggestions from national and state parties for unresolved electoral issues by April 30. Regular interactions and transparency are emphasized to ensure free and fair elections.

The Election Commission (EC) has reached out to political parties for a dialogue regarding allegations of electoral roll manipulation. This move aims to bolster the integrity of the electoral process.

The EC has solicited suggestions from national and state political entities to address unresolved electoral issues by April 30. These measures are part of the EC's ongoing commitment to maintaining a transparent and fair election environment.

Despite criticisms from figures like Congress's Rahul Gandhi and Trinamool Congress's Kalyan Banerjee, the EC continues to emphasize regular interactions with political parties, encouraging them to engage with decentralized mechanisms to address concerns within the existing legal framework.

(With inputs from agencies.)