Indian Express investigation on Election Commission| Opposition against Gyanesh Kumar| Dr. Manish Kr
A recent investigative report by The Indian Express has brought to light internal disagreements within the Election Commission of India. According to the findings, two Election Commissioners reportedly registered 14 written objections over a ten-month period regarding decisions linked to the Special Intensive Revision and related electoral processes. These disagreements under Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar involved crucial matters such as voter additions, deletions, and administrative procedures. The revelation has sparked significant political reactions, with various opposition parties raising serious concerns over the transparency and functioning of the poll body. The controversy highlights rare internal friction at the highest levels of the institution responsible for conducting impartial elections in the country, drawing intense media scrutiny and public debate ahead of upcoming political developments.
An Indian Express investigation claimed two Election Commissioners raised 14 written objections in 10 months to SIR-related decisions under CEC Gyanesh Kumar, including voter additions, deletions and data control. Rahul Gandhi called alleged vote theft treason and warned the Election Commission. Akhilesh Yadav also questioned the process. The EC said all decisions were taken collectively and no formal dissent was recorded.
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