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INDIA Bloc Approaches CJI, Alleges Govt-EC Nexus to Manipulate Elections

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The INDIA bloc opposition alliance has written to the Chief Justice of India, accusing the ruling government of rigging elections with the help of a partisan Election Commission. The opposition has called for an immediate halt to electoral roll revisions, raising doubts about the reliability of Electronic Voting Machines and demanding a return to paper ballots. The bloc claims that electoral manipulation occurred in recent polls and warns of a broader institutional breakdown. It has questioned whether citizens have any recourse if the judiciary too fails to address these concerns.

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