Explain the role of election commission in free and fair election
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Elections in India played a vital role in India democracy. Election commission of India (ECI) was made in 1950 for assure free-and-fare elections in India.
the role and liabilities of ECI has been done on the principals of article 324.
though, the main role of the supreme body is extensive in present days. they held Lokh Sabha, state assembly and panchayat elections in the span of particular years.
Election commission have much more responsibilities and functions today, they have to do updating voter list, allot voter ID cards, distributing logos of political parties, planning various types of elections and bye- elections in India.
it also guard political parties bay from interfering in to the republican system.
the highest power of ECI is endless, as it is uncommitted of political parties and not cramped by the government.
ever then it can be vanquish by the parliament.
if any mistake and misbehave or failure proved then ECI can dismissed by the parliament. two-third majority of both houses of parliament must validate the dismissal of the ECI.
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functions of the election commission of India:
•Allotment of election symbols: the political parties of national standing are allotted permanent election symbols.these symbols helps even an ordinary man to recognise the different parties instantly.
•preparation of electoral rolls: Electoral rolls are prepared in which the name, father's name,age, and sex of the voters are clearly mentioned.
• Delimitation of constituencies: the whole area where elections are held is divided into so many clear-cut constituencies,so that flections are held in an organised way.
•Fixing the election dates: The election date is announced so that the voters could easily cast their votes on that particular date.