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SC not in favour of compulsory voting


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sanjeev kumar
there should be internet voting
by sanjeev kumar on Apr 18, 2009 12:00 AM  | Hide replies

if there willl internet votting facility, then more persons can cast their vote. those who are not able to do due to busy in their offices.

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Raghunadh Kumarbhattar
Re: there should be internet voting
by Raghunadh Kumarbhattar on Apr 18, 2009 12:10 AM
Internet Voting leads to free rigging and security of the individual is in trouble. Govt can't provide security to every body. Hence Internet Voting is not feasible.

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koora
Re: there should be internet voting
by koora on Apr 18, 2009 03:03 AM
Internet is not at all secure.

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ImDharmaraj
Re: there should be internet voting
by ImDharmaraj on Apr 18, 2009 12:12 AM
Man.....this is height of laziness.....tomorrow you would ask amazon.com to ship baby to your home because you are too lazy to give birth to them.......

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mammen antony
Re: there should be internet voting
by mammen antony on Apr 18, 2009 12:03 AM
Yes that is a good Idea. If you can have your Banking Transactions through Mobile, why can't we have our Votes through Internet/Mobiles

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koora
Re: Re: there should be internet voting
by koora on Apr 18, 2009 03:32 AM
trust me, a determined hacker who wants to get into your accounts can surely have access to your rights, without your or the bank's knowledge. Organizations or groups which do these things are not interested in your personal money. They are into something big. Also do you know in many banks in countries like US, mobile banking is not enabled?

Search in google:
Tracking GhostNet: Investigating a Cyber Espionage Network


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James Bond
Re: Re: there should be internet voting
by James Bond on Apr 18, 2009 12:09 AM
congress can approach gulf ,pak and afgan as thier vote bank

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sanjeev kumar
there should be internet voting
by sanjeev kumar on Apr 18, 2009 12:00 AM

if there willl internet votting facility, then more persons can cast their vote. those who are not able to do due to busy in their offices.

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maddula kumar
great turnout
by maddula kumar on Apr 17, 2009 11:58 PM  | Hide replies

really, turnout in lakshwadeep and kerala saved us, why? the day the law says "compulsary voting" we are dead in the hands of politicians coz atleast now we find some good candidates to vote for, had this law becomes a reality i bet no party wld have even 1 good candidate, we wld invariably be voting for a goonda, rowdy, murderer, extortionist, rapist and evry kind of anti-social element wld be on the evm, instead we shld focus on saying that we dont like any of the candidates fielded in elections bcoz of their criminal background, i.e a mechanism where "a right not to vote" shld be the weapon in this country rather than "right to vote" which is not helping us in any way. What say guys.

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mammen antony
Re: great turnout
by mammen antony on Apr 18, 2009 12:06 AM
In you and everybody has those qualities you described above.Only thing thing is that it is in Dormant stage

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raj
Re: Re: great turnout
by raj on Apr 18, 2009 12:29 AM
there is a rule already where u can vote in favour of nobody.i.e. u can say that no one is eligible for ur vote. then the relection will be conducted in that constituency and who were all in the list before will be disqualified from contesting.

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Praveen Goud
Compulsory voting should be encouraged
by Praveen Goud on Apr 17, 2009 11:31 PM

Literacy rate and population of Kerala/Lakshwadeep is different from other states of india. One cannot make those states to be base lined for other states.

Till we have literacy rate as good as Kerala in all the states of India, we should have a legislation to force citizens to vote compulsorily. Instead of cutting power or water, try to give some incentives such as tax rebates on property etc,.

I think, SC has overlooked the necessity of Compulsory voting that too after first phase is finished. What benefit democracy brings wherein members get elected without most of the peoples participation. This judgement will encourage the system exploitors to push citizens backward through all means so that they don't vote.........

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eben thomas
No Voter ID Card
by eben thomas on Apr 17, 2009 11:27 PM  | Hide replies

It has been 1 and half years that i have applied for voter id in
MP, didnt get it yet....what reply does the election commision and SC has for debarring me from the right to Vote.

I hope my not voting this year may lead to to communal forces coming in power.

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pappupass
Re: No Voter ID Card
by pappupass on Apr 18, 2009 12:09 AM
yes sir i have the same situation it is nearly 1.5 years and have not get voter id



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Rahul Khatri
Re: Re: No Voter ID Card
by Rahul Khatri on Apr 17, 2009 11:41 PM
miss chandi... does the forest view appartments provide shuttle service to Rahway station ? I saw it on the bestrentnj site. hmmm...

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Amit Mitra
Re: Re: No Voter ID Card
by Amit Mitra on Apr 17, 2009 11:49 PM
I am sorry if this happened in to you, bu what has your sad situation to do anything with the voter-ID article? If you are sad & want to b1tch about your husband, start a blog or copy all his contacts from yahoo/rediff/outlook & send them your story or link to your blog!


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joe v
Re: Re: No Voter ID Card
by joe v on Apr 17, 2009 11:39 PM
I'm not a psychic, but again, whats a MALLU doing posing as a gult1?

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Suresh Joshi
Re: Re: Re: No Voter ID Card
by Suresh Joshi on Apr 17, 2009 11:47 PM
hey duffer(joev), first you post as chandi, then you reply in your name. Kaam nahi hai kya ?

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mammen antony
Re: No Voter ID Card
by mammen antony on Apr 17, 2009 11:55 PM
Yes This Is a genuine Grevience of a Citizen.Why SC overlook these matters.Just to save the skin and ineptness of Govt.Babus.

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sumangali pukku
Re: No Voter ID Card
by sumangali pukku on Apr 18, 2009 12:16 AM
stop writing irrevalant articles in this forum...grow up

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girish nair
Re: No Voter ID Card
by girish nair on Apr 18, 2009 12:01 AM
i would like to know in which dist you pertains to. and whether u made a complaint @ collectors office.

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Praveen Goud
Re: No Voter ID Card
by Praveen Goud on Apr 17, 2009 11:38 PM
This is true. I saw several citizens complaining about this. Either their name is taken out of voters list or they are not provided with voter id card.

We should have legislation to make EC accountable to citizens directly. Inspite of EC being an independent body, if they can't provide voter id card for every citizen or deliberately remove citizen names from voters list, they should be punished. It's really shame for democracy to have this happen in 21st century too........

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mammen antony
With due respect to Honourable SC
by mammen antony on Apr 17, 2009 11:23 PM

Is it a healthy trend in a so-called biggest democratic Nation to have a voter turn out of 37% or 40%.Then why should we waste our money in declaring poll days as leave with pay, thousands of crores of public money is spent for the Poll festival.That "Chaltha Hai" attitude of the revered Instituitions on this Holy Right of the people, is indicative of a decay and disintegration of Once secular and mighty Organs of Indian Democracy.To be a proud citizen of this republic, you have an obligation to the Nation too.Fullfill that obligation responsibly.

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giggling guy
Power and water should be cut???
by giggling guy on Apr 17, 2009 11:20 PM


There are still a lot of villeges without power and water. what about them. Of course come may most of India will be witjout power and water.

Then what are they going to cut off. No no, don't tell me.

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virat v
dont vote cong
by virat v on Apr 17, 2009 11:17 PM

dont vote for the pm candidate mannu singh who doesnt stand for the elections.

if u dont hv right to vote the mannu then dont vote for his party ie cong.

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Ramasubramaniam Iyer
Voting should not be compulsory
by Ramasubramaniam Iyer on Apr 17, 2009 11:14 PM  | Hide replies

Then one day you will be tempted to make so many things compulsory. Really as a citizen of India I also have a right to not vote. I will choose when I exercise my Franchise and when not and when I dont the only right I may not have is to complain about corrupt leaders.

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mammen antony
Re: Voting should not be compulsory
by mammen antony on Apr 17, 2009 11:40 PM
In Swat valley nothing is compulsory My dear, because 'Jungle Raj" is prevalent.Here we have a Democratic Secular setup.For example for certain matters, PAN is mandatory. Can you say why do they make it compulsory.Why money power in North(BSP SP RJD ) and Muscle power in South(CPI CPIM AIDMK.VAIKO) still call the shots in Election precess, because there is mojority of Silent citizens stand in the way side as on-lookers.They do not participate in the nation building process.You ask for the right to call back the MP/MLA if he/she found to be corrupt.Just condemning a system in toto is bad, we can have a viable acceptable accessible system by improvising the exisitng system.

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Ramasubramaniam Iyer
Re: Re: Voting should not be compulsory
by Ramasubramaniam Iyer on Apr 18, 2009 12:32 AM
No in Swat valley Burkha is compulsory for women. Non Muslim citizens have to carry identities etc and so and so forth.
When you start making things mandatory you are essentially Talibanising the society.
Making voting compulsory will ensure that politicians field goondas and we in turn would have to end up voting the most preferable goondas among them.
Next what will you make mandatory. Eating food?Voting is my right which I may or may not choose to exercise.By making it Mandatory how do you achieve democracy, it becomes a autocracy then not a democracy. If for eg people have tried to exercise their votes from a particular area and if say the politicians dont care because everytime they dont have to stand up for election. They can make a mockery of this compulsory voting by fielding their proxies. Where will you end up. By making voting not compulsory, atleast the people of that area can boycott the elections as a protest and force the local politicians to address their needs. If all political parties are bad then why waste my precious vote for these criminals?

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mallikarjuna
who is this cartoon?
by mallikarjuna on Apr 17, 2009 11:14 PM  | Hide replies

a lot of people who want to vote neither get voter id cards, or find their names in the voters list. first this menace needs to be addressed. lets say there are 10 criminals contesting from a place. compulsory voting means, you got no choice, but to vote for 1 criminal. people always talk about some people not voting, but it should be other way around. even if one criminal is contesting from any place, no body should vote in that place.

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virat v
Re: who is this cartoon?
by virat v on Apr 17, 2009 11:20 PM
then in that case, gv option of negative voting, ie voting for none of the above candidate.

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