Question

Who does not have right to vote in india?

Answer 1

Individuals who are convicted of offences committed under Section 171E (which deals with bribery) and Section 171F (which deals with personation or undue influence at an election) of the Indian Penal Code are disqualified from participating in elections.

Those convicted of offences under Section 125 (which deals with various electoral offences), Section 135 and Section 136 of the Representation of People’s Act face disqualification from elections.

If an individual votes in more than one constituency, his vote is disqualified.

Answer 2

People who can be denied the right to vote are:-
who are below the age of 18
who do not have voter id and also
who have made a serious and big crime, that too only the order comes from higher authorities.