Sentences with phrase «influence electoral process»

He, however, added that any attempts to influence the electoral process in India will not be tolerated.

READ Strong action will be taken if Facebook tries to influence electoral process in India: Ravi Shankar Prasad

His tweet got the instant like from Minister of Information and Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad who had earlier warned the Facebook of taking «stringent action» if any attempt was made by them to influence the electoral process in India.

The NSA and FBI tell Congress that Russia did not influence electoral process.

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The rich have also used their resources to «influence electoral, legislative and regulatory processes,» and the political process is now distorted by gerrymandering.

Nor is the fact that money talks in the electoral process, having a significant influence on who is elected and what they do as elected officials.

Distinct from the process of electoral alliances in that the political parties remain separately listed on the ballot, the practice of electoral fusion in jurisdictions where it exists allows minor parties to influence election results and policy by offering to endorse or nominate a major party's candidate.

He however frowned at the desperation of some politicians who try to influence INEC officials in a bid to truncate the electoral process.

Avella accused Hizzoner of using his power as mayor to increase his personal fortune, while Thompson said that «Billionaire Mike Bloomberg» is to trying to «influence and taint» the electoral process with his stratospheric campaign spending.

The idea is that previously silent and apathetic young people have awoken to exert their democratic influence on the electoral process.

The government of Puerto Rico has sought to fill this vacuum to insure that stateside Puerto Rican interests are well represented in the electoral process, recognizing that the increased political influence of stateside Puerto Ricans also benefits the island.

«Any covert or overt attempt to misuse social media including Facebook to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will neither be tolerated, nor be permitted.»

Digitized influence operations have become the new norm for controlling the electoral process, public opinion, and narrative.

Prasad also took the opportunity to warn social media platforms like Facebook of stringent action if any attempt was made by them to influence the country's electoral process through «undesirable means».

Any covert or overt attempt to misuse Social Media including Facebook to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will neither be tolerated, nor be permitted: Shri @rsprasad

But any attempt, overt or covert, by social media, including Facebook, of trying to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will neither be appreciated nor be tolerated,» he said.

Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Information and Technology, said any attempts by Facebook to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will not be tolerated.

Any attempts by Facebook to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will not be tolerated, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Information and Technology said in a statement today.

But any attempt, covert or overt, by social media, including Facebook, of trying to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will neither be appreciated nor be tolerated,» Prasad added.

Any attempts by Facebook to influence India's electoral process through undesirable means will not be tolerated, Ravi Shankar Pradasd, Minister of Information and Technology said in a statement today.

The government also said that the fairness of Indian democracy and electoral process «is a matter of pride and any attempt to influence the sanctity of the electoral franchise through dubious and questionable means is unacceptable.