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27 Lakh Voters were deleted in West Bengal.
These were not 'dead people' or 'bangladeshis'. These were real people who had already appealed to get their votes restored. The Supreme court could’ve delayed the West Bengal elections until the tribunals finished hearing the appeals of these voters. But they didn’t. Only around 1607 voters were restored in time by phase 2 of these elections. Almost every appeal that was heard turned out to be a wrongful deletion.
In any functional democracy, this would not count as a free and fair election where a large section of voters have lost their voting rights. I'm not saying that TMC would've won for sure if they were added back, maybe BJP would still win, but the question is about the fairness of these elections.
Free and fair elections are a spectrum. Ever since Delhi-Maharashtra-Bihar-Bengal, this needle has moved more and more towards being unfair. Each time somehow the opposition parties participate as usual in the electoral process thinking that they can still pull of a win despite the compromised EC, ED, CBI etc. and each time they have been proven wrong after 2024 Lok Sabha. The question is, at what point will they feel that the level of unfairness is so unfair that elections should be boycotted?
I personally feel TMC should have refused to participate in these elections until all those 27 lakh appeals were finished being heard.
@LionJaishankar This tragic case is widely shared on Facebook & UK news outlets (BBC, MyLondon). @DrSJaishankar Sir, timely govt action is needed to reassure Indian citizens abroad & prevent further tragedies. #IndianDiaspora#UKNews
Congratulations to everyone recognised in the New Year Honours, including colleagues across the Home Office, the police and our agencies for their outstanding contributions.
#SancharSaathiApp is another one of Modi govt’s efforts to destroy citizen privacy & put Indians at risk. The fact that the circular wasn’t even made public reflects poorly on the govt. Making the app mandatory and unremovable would make each one of our devices susceptible to govt snooping.
Saif Mohammed Shah from my constituency was temporarily residing in Australia. While he was working at a 7-11 store in Burwood NSW, Saif was stabbed and is currently undergoing treatment at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. I am in touch with Saif’s father Ishaq Shah in Hyderabad @drsjaishankar@VikramMisri kindly take necessary action to ensure Saif’s proper treatment and to coordinate with the local authorities and ensure that the accused are punished.
Every stabbing destroys the lives of victims, families and communities.
This Government has cut knife murders by nearly 20% in just one year.
We are saving lives and protecting communities.
Muslim communities have endured unacceptable hate and threats of violence.
An attack on any community is an attack on us all.
We've announced £10 million in additional funding to support vital security measures to protect Muslim communities from intimidation and violence.
Following yesterday's violent and hateful attack in Manchester, we must come together to support impacted communities.
If you have been affected by the terrorist attack in Crumpsall, emotional and practical support is available to you.
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