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Madras HC Passes Interim Orders on Plea Seeking Tighter Security During Assembly Elections - (25 Mar 2021)

ELECTION

Madras High Court has passed interim orders on a writ petition filed by the DMK seeking tighter security measures in the ensuing Assembly election. The Court has observed that election commission must ensure that the ordinary voter is satisfied that the [election] process is free and fair and that the incidents of booth-capturing or rigging or tampering with machines are reduced to the level of the insignificant.

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