On Saturday, the Delhi High Court dismissed four petitions requesting re-polling for the Bar Council of Delhi (BCD) elections conducted on February 21, 22, and 23. The court found no merit in the petitions and reiterated the need for transparency in the electoral process. It ordered that counting of votes, which had been paused, will resume with enhanced measures. Ballots will be transferred to lockable boxes to secure them during breaks, and high-resolution cameras will be installed to ensure clear video documentation of the counting process. This footage will be live-streamed to candidates and their representatives. Additionally, the court mandated that the counting staff be verified to prevent any conflicts of interest. The returning officer is required to notify the date and time for the resumption of counting at least 24 hours in advance. These measures aim to uphold the integrity and transparency of the BCD elections.