The Indian Constitution gives equal and nondiscriminatory voting rights to its citizens. But there are some conditions in which citizens are denied this right.
The following groups have no voting rights:
- Those who have not reached the voting age.
- Those who do not stay in India. Mentally afflicted people.
- Criminals (who are punished for corruption and election malpractices).
- Those whose names do not appear in the voters’ list.
