Congress makes strong pitch for making right to vote a fundamental right
The Congress is advocating for the right to vote to be declared a fundamental right, citing concerns over voter suppression and arbitrary disqualifications. Citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that recognized the right to walk on footpaths as fundamental, the party argues that elevating the right to vote would provide stronger judicial protection and oversight for the Election Commission, especially given its perceived partisan functioning.
The Congress is advocating for the right to vote to be declared a fundamental right, citing concerns over voter suppression and arbitrary disqualifications. Citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that recognized the right to walk on footpaths as fundamental, the party argues that elevating the right to vote would provide stronger judicial protection and oversight for the Election Commission, especially given its perceived partisan functioning.
