Election Commission is the body responsible for conducting all the major Elections in the country.

Election Commission is a Constitutional body which was formed before the general elections of 1951-52.

Election Commission Conducts elections for Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, President and Vice-President.

Election Commission Also conducts elections of State Legislative Assembly And State Legislative Council.

The Election Commission was established to conduct free and fair elections, promote awareness among voters and give voting rights to all eligible voters by including them in electoral rolls.

Presently, Rajiv Kumar is the Chief Election Commissioner of India.

Earlier, Election Commission of India was a single-member body. It was converted to a multi-member body in 1989.

Currently, there are 3 members in the Election Commission.

All the 3 Members of the Election Commission of India hold Equal power. Election Commissioners can submit his resignation to the President of India.

The term of the election commissioners is 6 years...

The Election Commission prepares the electoral roll for the elections and gives the status of national or regional parties to the political parties.

Article 324 of the Indian Constitution talks about the Election Commission and its powers.

The Election Commission Ensures the model code of conduct and enquires into the disputes related to the Elections.

The Election Commission can cancel the polls in the events of irregularities...

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