The process to provide the App which will enable students after 12th get voters cards, said the CEC .
Ritika Chopra from the Indian Express brought to light the significant displacement of individuals in Manipur due to ethnic strife, questioning the Commission's efforts to ensure their participation in the upcoming elections.
In response, Commissioner Rajiv Kumar assured that arrangements would be made to facilitate voting for displaced persons residing in relief camps.
He emphasized the importance of peaceful participation in the electoral process and urged voters to decide through the ballot.
Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the disclosure of electoral bond data.
Ritika Chopra queried whether the Commission expected the State Bank of India (SBI) to share more detailed information, including the unique bond numbers.
Responding to this, the Commission clarified that the data obtained from SBI included information such as the date of purchase, name, amount, party name, date of retention, and amount. However, specifics regarding unique bond numbers were not disclosed.
George George Carnival from Deepika Malayalam Delhi voiced a request for journalists who are unable to cast their votes due to professional commitments in other regions.
He suggested exploring alternatives such as ballot voting for such individuals. However, the Commission did not provide a direct response to this query.
Furthermore, Professor TS Agrawal raised concerns about nomination cancellations, to which the Commission assured that such matters would be addressed appropriately.
In conclusion, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar thanked the media and emphasized the importance of peaceful and inclusive electoral participation.
The Commission assured that necessary arrangements would be made to facilitate voting for all eligible individuals, including those facing displacement or logistical challenges.
