what are the condition of election commission of India
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There are three main types of powers of the Election Commision- to advise, to administer and quasi-judicial powers. Under the first type, it advises the President and the Governor regarding disqualifying members of Parliament and state assemblies. In the second type, the office marks areas for elections, makes electoral rolls, controls and oversees elections, etc. Finally, under quasi-judicial powers, the office also acts as a court for settling fights regarding recognition of political parties and their symbols.
Values of the Election Commision
The Election Commission is a body that stands for integrity and excellence. It follows some rules for its functioning. The most important is to uphold the Constitution and its ideas like equality, justice, fairness and rule of law.
It aims to hold elections with the highest standards of fairness. The Election Commission develops human skills, as well as the infrastructure needed for elections. It also spreads awareness about the importance of voting.
Election Commision strives to increase the participation of citizens in elections and also engages with political parties and their vision. Finally, the body has to adopt new technologies (like the recent electronic voting machines in news) and new methods for conducting elections well.