Maharashtra Youth Congress Seeks Independent Probe Into Voter-List Irregularities, Warns Of Statewide Stir Over Job Vacancies
Alister Augustine Pune, September 28 Pune: The Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress on Monday demanded an independent and impartial inquiry into alleged irregularities in voter lists and sought the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, while also warning of a statewide agitation if the state government fails to expedite recruitment to vacant government posts. While addressing a…
The Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress called for an independent investigation into alleged irregularities in voter lists and demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Monday, September 28. The organization warned that it would launch a statewide agitation if the state government did not expedite the recruitment of vacant government positions.
Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress president Shivraj More addressed a press conference and emphasized the need for transparency in voter lists, stating that concerns had been raised about names being removed from the electoral roll, difficulties in the registration process, and discrepancies involving additions and deletions of names.
More alleged that no eligible voter should be wrongly excluded from the electoral roll and that the Election Commission must guarantee that every citizen's right to vote remains protected.
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