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Stricter measures needed to counter baseless allegations: Delhi poll body chief
The Business Guardian
|February 11, 2025
Delhi Chief Electoral Officer R Alice Vaz, who was responsible for conducting the high-stakes elections in the national capital, has called for stricter measures to prevent people from levelling baseless allegations against EC officials.
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In an interview with media, she emphasised that while existing provisions under electoral laws provide safeguards, evolving political scenarios may require tougher regulations to maintain trust in the electoral process.
"There is a need for stricter measures when it comes to allegations against officers involved in the election process. The Representation of the People Act and other legal provisions offer sufficient safeguards, but given the changing political landscape, it will be good if some more strict measures can also be put up," Vaz said.
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