Election Commission rejects allegations against Gyanesh Kumar | Capital TV
The Supreme Court has taken up petitions filed by thirteen opposition leaders who have raised serious challenges regarding various aspects of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision process. During the recent court proceedings, the bench issued a formal notice directed to the Election Commission, demanding a comprehensive response to the grievances outlined by the petitioners. Meanwhile, the legal representatives of the opposition leaders have been granted a period of ten days to submit their detailed replies and further documentation. Due to these ongoing procedural requirements, the court has officially postponed the hearing, with November seventeenth currently being considered as the tentative date for the next session. This high-stakes legal battle highlights growing political tensions surrounding electoral procedures, while the election authorities maintain their stance and continue to address challenges raised against officials.
The Supreme Court heard petitions by 13 opposition leaders challenging aspects of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The court issued a notice to the Election Commission and sought a response, while petitioners were given 10 days. The hearing has been postponed, with November 17 mentioned as a possible next date. The legal battle continues.
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