Ministry Of Home Affairs of India

And there was another report by Reporters Collective, which says that the centralized software does not have any feature for listing or for finding out non-citizens among voters or doubtful citizens among voters.

What the report seems to suggest is is that there has been no attempt at all to even draw up a list of doubtful citizens and we all may recall the Supreme Court had given the election commission four weeks within which the commission had to draw up a list of of those who are of non-citizenship and pass them on to the Home Ministry for further proceedings because it's only the Home Ministry which can conduct proceedings on citizenship matters.

So what exactly is going on? And parallelly, we also see the Election Commission itself rolling back a lot of its draconian measures, SIR measures and almost seeming to suggest that they were in the wrong earlier.

They did illegal things, but now they are trying to make up by by taking correctives.

Effective responses must also protect trafficking victims and coordinate law enforcement across the countries involved.

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Adeli Police Commissioner Circular stated that a Ministry of Home Affairs panel evaluating alternative venues had underpinned the decision to withdraw Jantar Mantar's notification.

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