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INEC Denies Registering Two New Political Parties

  • The Election Commission of India has launched proceedings to delist 345 dormant Registered Unrecognised Political Parties that have not contested elections since 2019, as part of a nationwide cleanup.
  • The Election Commission of India initiated a cleanup exercise targeting 345 inactive RUPPs, many untraceable, to improve transparency and accountability in the political system.
  • According to the Election Commission of India, over 2,800 registered unrecognised parties, 345 identified in phase one, are subject to show-cause notices and hearings by state and UT Chief Electoral Officers.
  • Ahead of Bihar polls, delisted parties cannot field candidates, aiming to curb misuse and enhance transparency in the political system.
  • The Election Commission of India will continue delisting phases, allowing parties to be relisted without re-recognition, as part of ongoing electoral system cleanup.
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