The Latest Breaking News from The Election Commission

Around 60 political parties fielded candidates in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls in Karnataka. In 2019, the number of parties in the fray had crossed the half-century mark with 56. In 2014, there were 38 parties in the fray in Karnataka.

M Narayanan, 81, was relieved to hear he’d be able to vote in the general elections this year. A resident of Green Park in New Delhi, he was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago and finds it difficult to leave the house. 

Reacting to the charge of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that, "SP, Congress will run bulldozer over Ram Temple if voted to power", Congress president Malliakarjun Kharge said. Read further on Dynamite News:

Why did the Election Commission of India reject comedian Shyam Rangeela’s poll nomination from Varanasi? What rules and judicial precedents are applicable here?

Intelligence Department alerts on post-election violence in Andhra Pradesh, directs police to prevent untoward incidents.

With the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) in place in view of the the ongoing general elections held in phases in different States, the commissioning of the new multi-storeyed buildings constructed to house Fort and Sessions Court police stations in Tiruchi is expected to take some time

Chief Secretary and DGP explain post-election violence to Election Commission, leading to transfers and investigations in Andhra Pradesh.

BJP urges EC to take action against Rahul Gandhi for false remarks on soldiers, questioning national security.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has disposed of 90 per cent of 425 complaints it received in the last two months and no major complaints were pending from parties except Congress and BJP. Read further on Dynamite News:

Srinagar Voter Turnout: DPAP and PDP chiefs react differently to Srinagar voter turnout post Article 370 abrogation, sending messages to the Centre.

Trinamool Congress urges Election Commission to stop BJP violations, alleging Model Code of Conduct has become "Modi Code of Conduct."