While asking for a disclaimer over the contentious clock election symbol, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the warring Pawar factions – each led by Sharad and Ajit – of the NCP to woo voters and ...

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Wednesday lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against INDIA bloc partners in Jharkhand for allegedly using the party’s symbol for campaigning. In ...

Hamid Khan wants ‘unbiased’ judges to hear cases against opposition party It recalled that the PTI argued during hearing in the election symbol case that the ECP, being a constitutional and ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Ajit Pawar-led faction to publish a disclaimer in newspapers, including Marathi ones with 36 hours, that the issue of allocation of "clock" symbol was ...

Kerala has a history of electing leaders from outside the state as Lok Sabha MPs, with former Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi being ...

Prashant Kishor said that his party has been active for the past two years and recently received approval from the Election Commission of India.

PTI submitted contempt of court petition against ECP for failing to implement SC verdict for allocation of reserved seats.

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court was irritated on Friday with an application seeking adjournment of a case moved by the PTI regarding the denial of election symbol — cricket bat — to the party.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf moved the Supreme Court on Monday against the Election Commission of Pakistan for delaying in ...

dismissed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s review petition against its judgment, which deprived the party from “cricket bat” symbol in general elections held on February 8, 2024. A three ...

deprived the PTI from its elections symbol of “cricket bat”. The Court on 25th January passed the judgment. The PTI has sought the review of the SC’s order, and of the judgment. The Court ...

In its order, the ECP granted PTI 20 days to hold fresh elections if it did not want to lose its electoral symbol - bat. The order came at a time when general elections were about two months away ...