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There will be no democracy: Mehbooba Mufti raises alarm over electoral roll changes
Srinagar, Sept 23: PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Wednesday warned that India could resemble a banana republic if electoral rolls continue to be altered according to the wishes of the ruling BJP, while praising two Election Commissioners for raising objections to decisions taken by the poll panel. Speaking about reports that two Election Commissioners had raised objections on several occasions to decisions and positions taken by the Election Commission, Mufti said their dissent was important for the health of Indian democracy. Today they are trying to subvert the very fundamental of Indian democracy, which is the electoral process, by, you know, fudging the electoral rolls, which the two Election Commissioners have pointed out, she said. She said India and Pakistan, which she described as sibling states, appeared to be competing with each other in ways that harmed their own people and institutions. I feel that our both the sibling states, India and Pakistan, they are trying to undo each other, competing with each other who can damage their people the most, who can damage their country the most, Mufti said. Referring to Indias description of itself as the worlds largest democracy, she said the countrys electoral process was central to that democratic identity. Our country India, which is seen as the largest democracy in the world and which our Prime Minister proudly talks about, mother of democracy, whenever he is abroad, she said. But if it continues to be like this, you know, where electoral rolls deletion and addition happens at BJPs will, then there are dangers that at some point of time our country, which is the largest democracy in the world, is going to resemble a banana republic. Mufti also contrasted the situation in India with developments in Pakistan, particularly the detention of the sisters of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. At the same time, look at Pakistan, which goes around the world as a peacemaker, as mediator of peace, is crushing dissent within its country with an iron hand, she said. Look at I mean, detaining Imran Khans sisters, who are unarmed, who are protesting very peacefully, them detaining just because they are trying to stand up for their brother. What does it speak? She said the detention of women protesters was at odds with Pakistans international image. You are going around the world as a peacemaker and, in your home, inside your house, women who have no weapons in their hands, you are detaining them, she said. Mufti said the only silver lining she could see was that India still had officials willing to question those in power. The only silver lining I can see is that in India we still have people like the two Election Commissioners who have the courage and integrity to question the people in power, she said. She contrasted this with Pakistan, saying there were no comparable voices within the establishment willing to question what she described as the arbitrary detention of Imran Khans sisters. Its a very, very sorry state of affairs, she said. Mufti also referred to the deletion of voters from draft electoral rolls, saying the scale of the changes made the independence of Election Commission officials particularly important. If we do not have people like the two Election Commissioners, I dont want to take their name at this point of time. I dont know what trouble they are going to go through, she said. They will be ED raids now, Income Tax raids now. What will happen to them? She concluded by reiterating her warning about the consequences of continued changes to electoral rolls. But if we continue like this, I mean, there will be a time when we are going to resemble a banana republic. There will be no democracy, Mufti said.
Election Commissioners flagged issues but poll body unanimous on SIR decisions: Officials
New Delhi, Sep 23 (PTI) lection Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi had flagged multiple issues, including deletion of names, in various states during the voter roll cleanup but the poll body was unanimous in its decisions related to the pan-India Special Intensive Revision of voters list, officials said on Wednesday. The officials made the remarks in the wake of a media report that the two Election Commissioners had objected to the Election Commissions steps 14 times in 10 months amid the SIR. Responding to queries, the officials said the two commissioners had flagged decisions related to deletion of
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Property attached under UAPA in J-K
Srinagar, Sep 23: Police on Wednesday attached a residential property in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district under UAPA in a terror-related case. The residential property was attached under Section 25 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, in connection with an FIR registered in the north Kashmir district, a police spokesman said. The attached property comprises a double-storeyed residential house at Namblan village in Sheeri belonging to accused Aijaz Ahmad Ganie, he said. During the course of the investigation, the property was found, prima facie, to have been used for providing shelter and logistical support to terrorists and facilitating terrorist activities, thereby attracting the relevant provisions of the UAPA concerning proceeds of terrorism, the spokesman said. The attachment was carried out after obtaining requisite approval from the Director General of Police, he said. A public notice was also displayed at the property, prohibiting its sale, transfer, lease, mortgage or creation of any third-party interest, the spokesman added. He said the action forms part of Baramulla Police's sustained efforts to disrupt and dismantle the logistical and support infrastructure of terror networks and to proceed, in accordance with law, against persons and properties found involved in facilitating terrorist activities.
