nmswami. தமிழ்நாட்டை தலைகுனிய விட மாட்டேன்

The news that the TN Police have arrested 25 foreign citizens who have illegally voted in the 2026 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu is shocking. This indicates they have committed fraud on the Election Commission by adding their names to the SIR with false or forged documents or false declarations that they are citizens of India. Thus, the SIR appears not to be fully protected! This directly impacts the integrity of the electoral rolls and the electoral process. Since details of immigration and emigration before and after polling are held by the Bureau of Immigration, operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs @min_homeaffairs, the investigation into this large-scale voter fraud can be effectively conducted only by the CBI @CBIHeadquarters. Therefore, I request the Election Commission of India @ECISVEEP to file a complaint with the CBI, investigate the matter, and take stringent action against those foreign citizens who have voted in Indian elections. The Election Commission of India must be more vigilant about foreign citizens voting in India and should have the necessary regulatory mechanisms in place.

எங்கோ தென்காசி மாவட்டத்தின் ஒரு அரசு உதவி பெறும் பள்ளியில் பயின்ற நான், இன்று, சுவீடனில் உலகின் தலைசிறந்த 100 பல்கலைக்கழகங்களுள் ஒன்றான KTH ல் MS பட்டம் பெற்றிருக்கிறேன். இந்தப் பட்டத்தை தலைவர் மு.க.ஸ்டாலின் அவர்களுக்கு சமர்ப்பிக்கிறேன். @mkstalin

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Yesterday I had requested the ECI (@ECISVEEP) to register a complaint with the CBI on large scale voter fraud in Tamil Nadu. I am glad the ECI has taken the first step and ordered a probe. All those involved in this criminal act will have to be brought to justice! thehindu.com/elections/tami…

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I have introduced a Private Member’s Bill to bring a comprehensive legislation to mandate virtual court proceedings alongside physical hearings, aiming to make the justice delivery system more efficient, reduce delays and costs, and improve convenience and accessibility for all stakeholders. The Statement of Objects and Reasons as follows: The advent of COVID-19 pandemic had forced us to conduct court proceedings virtually. Virtual courts have enabled participation from remote areas irrespective of geographical or economic constraints, eliminating the need for individuals to bear significant financial burdens associated with physically attending court sessions. However, just like the COVID-19 times are behind us, the virtual courts are slowly becoming a thing of the past in some Tribunals and it is seen that even though Government had invested a huge amount of public money in the infrastructure for conducting and promoting virtual courts, this facility is not being utilized even though there is demand for the same. The concept of access to justice has been etched in our Constitution. Virtual court can enable dispensation of justice to all citizens by mitigating delays, reducing costs and increasing convenience for all parties. Access to virtual court hearings not only help in reduced litigation costs, but also make complex and time-consuming judicial procedures accessible and convenient to the lay man. It also prevents a litigant belonging to other parts of the country from bearing the cost of travel, lodging and extra fees of the lawyer since most of the Commissions, Tribunals and the Hon’ble Supreme Court are situated at Delhi. Each time a case is adjourned for want of a lawyer; it is the litigant who bears the expense. It is also pertinent to note that a common reason for adjournments at the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and appellate tribunals is that the counsels from various parts of the country cannot make it to the hearing due to various reasons. Therefore, mandatory virtual court proceedings would certainly aid in the effective delivery of justice to all sections of citizens. Furthermore, virtual courts proceedings could also make the legal process more streamlined by reducing paperwork and automating administrative tasks. Therefore, the present Bill proposes to mandate virtual court hearings and achieve the above objectives. @mkstalin @Udhaystalin @arivalayam @aifsoj