The row surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has intensified over claims of electoral irregularities. Former Home Secretary R.K. Singh has urged Opposition groups to stay away from elections until the poll panel chiefs resign. Meanwhile, the Congress Working Committee is convening to address internal disputes within the election body and formulate its response.
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The row surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has intensified over claims of electoral irregularities. Former Home Secretary R.K. Singh has urged Opposition groups to stay away from elections until the poll panel chiefs resign. Meanwhile, the Congress Working Committee is convening to address internal disputes within the election body and formulate its response.
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Three days following the detention of demonstrators heading toward Jantar Mantar, an All India Students’ Association (AISA) team led by president Neha Bora delivered an advisory document to the Parliament Street police station on Monday, outlining plans for an October 2 demonstration seeking the stepping down and custody of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over claimed voting system flaws. Under strict vigilance in New Delhi, the AISA delegation headed by Neha Bora formally notified authorities about their scheduled October 2 gathering at Jantar Mantar pushing for the poll chief's exit.Congress to chalk out plan of action on Election Commission
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge stated on Monday that the accusations directed at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the poll watchdog are grave matters linked to safeguarding Indian democracy, while calling an urgent Congress Working Committee (CWC) session to assess the situation. The party prepares to review internal rifts in the ECI, intensifying its offensive against CEC Gyanesh Kumar to seek his resignation amidst street agitations and discussions on a unified opposition front.Congress stages statewide demonstrations in Maharashtra seeking Gyanesh Kumar's ouster
The Congress ramped up its push against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Monday, organizing protest rallies across Maharashtra to press for his removal and detainment over purported malpractices in voter rolls and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) drive. Further coverage on the matter is available here.Ex-Home Secretary R.K. Singh alleges 'illegalities' by CEC Gyanesh Kumar in SIR process
Through an open communication, the former IAS officer additionally called upon Opposition outfits to boycott upcoming polls until the CEC alongside fellow Election Commissioners tender their resignations. Former Home Secretary R.K. Singh charged CEC Gyanesh Kumar with unlawful practices during the SIR exercise, appealing to Opposition leaders to combine forces in seeking the top officials' departure.
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