COURT RECORDING: Who Has the Power to Delete Voters? Electoral Officer vs. Govt

Описание: J🔴 STREAMING NOW: Analysis & Replay of Yesterday's Key Legal Arguments

Join us for a detailed walkthrough of yesterday's significant court proceeding regarding the indelible link between Indian Citizenship and Electoral Rolls.

In this stream, we break down the legal briefing that challenges whether non-citizens can remain on voter lists and who actually has the power to decide your citizenship status—the Central Government or the Electoral Officer?

⚠️ NOTE: This is a live stream of the proceedings/arguments that took place yesterday. We are replaying/analyzing the recording for educational purposes.

Key Legal Arguments Covered:

The "Right to Vote" Myth: Why Article 326 makes citizenship a Constitutional mandate for voting, not just a statutory rule.

The "WhatsApp" vs. Constitution Debate: Insights from the 1949 Constituent Assembly debates (Nehru vs. Kamath).

Who Decides Your Status? Does the Election Commission have the power to "inquire" into your citizenship? We discuss the limits of Section 9(2) of the Citizenship Act.

The "Funneling" Effect: How obtaining Indian citizenship became harder from 1950 to 2004 (The shift from "Born in India" to "Parents must be Citizens").

Illegal Migrants vs. Genuine Citizens: The legal boundary for removing names from the electoral roll.

Case Laws Discussed:

Sarbananda Sonowal vs. Union of India

Akbar Khan vs. Union of India

Representation of People Act, 1950

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