EC says no party asked to meet it before INDIA bloc march
In short
The Election Commission said it had not received any request for a meeting from any party by 4 pm. It said this after learning from the media about a march by some political parties toward its headquarters in New Delhi, and that some MPs wanted to meet the panel with their delegation.
This matters because it shows a clash over access and timing during the protest. The report does not say whether the meeting was later granted or what the parties wanted to discuss.
What the reporting says
The Election Commission said no political party had requested a meeting with it by 4 pm, after learning through the media about a march by certain parties toward its headquarters in New Delhi. The commission said some MPs wanted to meet the poll panel with their delegation, according to the reported summary. The immediate next step is unclear, and the reporting does not state whether any meeting happened later.
Why it matters
The Election Commission said no party had requested a meeting by 4 pm after learning through the media that certain political parties were marching toward its headquarters in New Delhi. The commission also said some MPs wanted to meet the poll panel with their delegation. The reporting leaves the next step unknown, including whether any meeting was held later or what specific issue the parties intended to raise.