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ECI puts on hold special summary revision in J&K
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JK polls deferred as Delimitation commission gets 1 year extension
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SRINAGAR: The Central government has extended the term of delimitation commission by one year and excluded the north-eastern states from its mandate.
The Union Ministry of Law & Justice has issued a notification last night to extend the tenure of Justice (Retd.) Ranjana Desai, who is heading the panel, by one year.
The commission’s term was coming to end on March 5, 2021. Interestingly, the north-eastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Nagaland have been excluded from the mandate of the Commission.
According to the notification, a copy of which is in possession of news agency KNO, the Commission’s mandate would now only be to carry out the exercise in Jammu & Kashmir Union Territory.
J-K: Centre Extends Term Of Delimitation Commission By One Year
The move has led to speculations that the government has decided to delay the election process in Jammu and Kashmir for another year. File photo Naseer Ganai 2021-03-04T15:08:43+05:30 J-K: Centre Extends Term Of Delimitation Commission By One Year outlookindia.com 2021-03-04T16:08:58+05:30
The central government on Thursday extended the term of the Delimitation Commission by one year and excluded the north-eastern states from its mandate.
The Union ministry of law and justice issued a notification on Wednesday night to extend the tenure of the commission headed by Justice (retd) Ranjana Desai by one year. The commission’s term was coming to end on March 5, 2021.
Kashmir becomes voiceless in Indian parliamentKashmir, Kashmir -IOK 2021-02-14, by Editor Comments Off 3
For the third time in history, the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir will go without any political representation in Rajya Sabha the upper house of the Indian parliament.
Four members of the parliament from the region, including leader of the opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad, are retiring by the end of this week, leaving their seats vacant.
The region disputed between India and Pakistan used to send six directly elected MPs to Lok Sabha the lower house and four members elected by the state assembly to represent Rajya Sabha, also called the house of states.
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