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🔆 In India, Voting Cannot Remain Merely a Statutory Right 📍 What is it? ✅ A constitutional debate on whether the Right to Vote should be elevated from a statutory right to a constitutional/fundamental democratic right. ✅ Although voting is governed by law, the Supreme Court has progressively recognized key voting-related rights under Article 19(1)(a). 📍 Current Status of Voting Rights ✅ Article 326 provides universal adult suffrage for Lok Sabha and State Assembly elections. ✅ Voting is regulated through the Representation of the People Acts, 1950 & 1951. ✅ Parliament prescribes qualifications, procedures, and disqualifications for voters. 📍 Why Should Voting Receive Stronger Constitutional Protection? ✅ Voting is the primary expression of popular sovereignty in a democracy. ✅ Democracy is part of the Basic Structure of the Constitution. ✅ Protects citizens from arbitrary deletion from electoral rolls. ✅ Removes the contradiction where NOTA is constitutionally protected but the right to choose a candidate is treated only as statutory. 📍 Important Supreme Court Judgments ✅ N.P. Ponnuswami (1952): Voting and contesting elections are statutory rights. ✅ Jyoti Basu (1982): Reaffirmed electoral rights as statutory. ✅ Kuldip Nayar (2006): Democracy is part of the Basic Structure, but voting flows from statute. ✅ ADR (2002) & PUCL (2003): Right to know candidates’ criminal, financial and educational details protected under Article 19(1)(a). ✅ NOTA (2013): Recognized the right to reject as protected political expression. ✅ Anoop Baranwal (2023): Emphasized the constitutional significance of voting. 📍 Way Forward ✅ Revisit earlier judicial precedents. ✅ Recognize voting as a core constitutional democratic right. ✅ Retain Parliament’s power to regulate election procedures. ✅ Adopt a voter-centric constitutional interpretation consistent with democratic values. 📝 Mains Practice Question (200 Words): “The Supreme Court of India has not only refused to recognise the right to vote as a fundamental right, but gone further by accepting that it is a ‘privilege’ that ‘may be taken away’. What is your opinion on this issue? Critically comment.” #Polity #mains

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🔆 Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026 📍 Why in News? ✅ Parliament has passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026 to strengthen provisions for delayed registration of births and deaths. 📍 Key Provisions ✅ Amends Section 13(3) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act. ✅ Makes the process for delayed registration more stringent. ✅ Aims to encourage timely reporting of births and deaths. ✅ Seeks to improve the accuracy and reliability of the Civil Registration System. 📍 Significance ✅ Ensures universal registration of births and deaths. ✅ Strengthens legal identity, governance and public service delivery. ✅ Improves the quality of demographic and health statistics for policymaking. 📍 Prelims Fact ✅ Birth and death registration forms the backbone of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS), providing legal identity and reliable population data. 📍 Mains Practice “A robust civil registration system is essential for good governance and inclusive development.” Discuss the significance of timely registration of births and deaths in India. (10 Marks | 150 Words) #Governance