Won't run Election Commission: Supreme Court junks plea to ban exit polls

The Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking to ban exit polls during elections, stating that such polls are an essential part of the democratic process and do not violate any laws. The petitioner had argued that exit polls unduly influence voters, but the court held that there was no substantial evidence to support this claim. This case underscores the tension between regulating media activities during elections and protecting the freedom of speech. It highlights the court's position