Briefly explain the procedure laid down in the Representation of the People Act (RPA), 1951 for the registration of political parties with the Election Commission of India (ECI). What are Registered Unrecognised Political Parties (RUPPs)? What concerns are associated with them? Does the ECI have powers to de-register a political party?
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RPA, 1951 is called as magna carta for electoral democracy of India dealing electoral procedure like registration of political parties.
Procedure laid down for Registration of Political Parties:
These parties are not recognised by election commission due to neglected parties in electoral politics. But under India is a multi party system, they are allowed to fight elections.
Issues associated with R.U.P.P. :-
leading to lack of level playing field.
marginal presence.
Therefore, the commission is not empowered to deregister the party squealed of corrupt practices, criminalisation it.
Thus, India is matter of Democracy due due electoral integrity capaignured by Election Commission
marginal presence.
Therefore, the commission is not empowered to deregister the party squealed of corrupt practices, criminalisation it.
Way Forward:
Conclusion
Thus, India is matter of Democracy due due electoral integrity capaignured by Election Commission
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