Election integrity, voter fraud allegations, affidavit proof requirements

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ECI: “One Person One Vote” law has been in place since 1951-52.

Proof of DOUBLE voting must be given via affidavit, not by calling all voters chor without EVIDENCE.

Terms like “vote chori” ATTACK crores of electors & the integrity of lakhs of election staff.

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ECI: “One Person One Vote” law has been in place since 1951-52.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has upheld the fundamental principle of democracy with the “One Person One Vote” law since 1951-52. This law ensures that every citizen has an equal say in the electoral process, reinforcing the integrity of our democratic system. It’s crucial to remember that each vote holds equal weight, and this foundational principle must be protected at all costs.

Proof of DOUBLE voting must be given via affidavit, not by calling all voters chor without EVIDENCE.

Recent discussions have surfaced regarding allegations of double voting. However, it’s vital to stress that claims of double voting are serious and require substantial evidence. The ECI mandates that proof must be presented in the form of an affidavit, rather than simply labeling voters as “chor” (thieves) without any backing evidence. This approach not only maintains the dignity of the electoral process but also safeguards the rights of millions of voters across the nation.

Terms like “vote chori” ATTACK crores of electors & the integrity of lakhs of election staff.

Using derogatory terms like “vote chori” undermines the trust in our electoral system. Such language can unfairly tarnish the reputations of crores of honest voters and jeopardizes the hard work of lakhs of election staff who dedicate themselves to upholding democratic values. It’s essential to foster a respectful dialogue around elections, focusing on facts and evidence rather than accusations.

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