Rajasthan High Court Demands Immediate Municipality Elections
The Rajasthan High Court has criticized the State Election Commission for delaying municipality elections. Justice Anoop Dhand stated that the delay disrupts local governance and violates constitutional mandates. The court ordered the commission to take immediate action to hold the overdue elections and restore democratic functions at the local level.

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The Rajasthan High Court has issued a stern warning to the State Election Commission over its delay in conducting municipality elections. Justice Anoop Dhand, leading a single-judge bench, emphasized that the Election Commission cannot passively allow such postponements.
The delay, according to the court, disrupts local self-governance and contravenes constitutional mandates. Several urban local bodies in Rajasthan face expired terms without elections being held within the required six-month period.
The court's directive mandates the State Election Commission to urgently organize the pending elections, ensuring the restoration of democratic processes at the grassroots level.
(With inputs from agencies.)