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All India Political Parties Meet
Agenda
Examining the Independence, Accountability, and Constitutional Functioning of the Election Commission of India: Electoral Roll Integrity and Public Confidence in Democratic Institutions
About the committee
About AIPPM
The All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) brings together representatives of different political parties to discuss important issues affecting India. In this committee, delegates share opinions, debate policies, and suggest solutions to the country’s challenges. It provides an opportunity to understand different political perspectives, explore how decisions are made, and discuss ways to shape India’s future.
Agenda background
The Election Commission of India is responsible for ensuring free and fair elections across the country. This agenda focuses on how independently and fairly it works, how it can be held accountable, and whether it follows the Constitution. It also looks at keeping voter lists accurate, ensuring every eligible citizen can vote, and preventing errors in the electoral process. Delegates will discuss ways to make elections more transparent, protect voting rights, and build public trust in India’s democracy.
In plain English
What is AIPPM?
AIPPM is an Indian committee format. Instead of countries, delegates represent political leaders and debate national questions, aiming to build consensus across party lines.
No country preference is required. Political portfolios are pending and will be assigned later by the organisers.
What delegates do
- Represent an assigned political portfolio and its likely views
- Debate national issues and respond to other leaders
- Find common ground and propose practical solutions
- Work towards an agreed outcome under the chairs’ guidance
Introductory description. CURIA’s approved rules of procedure will be published separately.
Prepare
Questions to research
- What role does the Constitution give the Election Commission of India?
- How are electoral rolls prepared, updated and checked?
- What builds or weakens public confidence in democratic institutions?
- How might your assigned portfolio view these questions?
Leadership
Chair and co-chair
AIPPM
Chair — revealing soon
AIPPM
Co-chair — revealing soon
Preferences express interest and do not reserve a seat or guarantee an allocation.