No Images? Click here Few days before polling began for the Lok Sabha election in early April, Harpreet Mansukhani, a Non-Resident Indian, filed a PIL in the Supreme Court expressing concern that if communal speeches or casteist remarks were allowed to have any sway in the campaign, they would vitiate the whole process of conducting elections. The court took the matter seriously and asked the election commission for its response.A closer look at the commission’s actions in the Apex court and outside of it over the course of the following month and a half of the bitterly contested election, shows why it has been widely criticised for failing to act as a neutral institution.In case you missed it…
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