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First time that so many eligible electors have lost their vote due to SIR: former CEC O.P. Rawat

The former CEC says the two dissenting ECs should have forced a vote to annul any decisions they disagreed with during Commission meetings, given that they held the majority, and the CEC has no veto

The Hindu NationalSeptember 30, 20261 min read
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First time that so many eligible electors have lost their vote due to SIR: former CEC O.P. Rawat

The former CEC says the two dissenting ECs should have forced a vote to annul any decisions they disagreed with during Commission meetings, given that they held the majority, and the CEC has no veto

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