Delhi SIR: ‘VIP’ voters retained after ‘shifted’, ‘absent’ flags | Above the Fold | Sept 25, 2026
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The Election Commission faces intense political fallout after a new report raises questions over how prominent voters were handled during electoral roll revisions, triggering nationwide Congress protests and Supreme Court petitions against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. In global news, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping held high-level trade and artificial intelligence talks in Washington alongside major tech titans. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah moved a resolution for full statehood, sparking sharp BJP opposition. In Tamil Nadu, an all-woman Special Investigation Team took over the high-profile POCSO case involving Gem Granites chairman R. Veeramani. And today's editorial is on the legal and constitutional debates surrounding the recitation guidelines of Vande Mataram. Above the Fold is The Hindu’s daily news show, bringing you the day’s biggest stories with clarity, depth and context. #eci #gyaneshkumar #delhisir 00:00 Introduction 00:16 De
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