Wednesday, September 23, 2026

All actions of ECI have been in accordance of laws : EC official statement

  Written notes, observations, technical suggestions and internal checks-and-balances are standard, ongoing practices designed to ensure complete transparency, legal compliance and operational rigour. All actions of ECI have been in accordance of laws and instructions of the Commission.


The ECI is a constitutional body that functions under the strict mandate of Article 324 of the Constitution, statutory rules and established institutional conventions. The Commission operates as a multi-member constitutional body, the poll panel said in a statement.

BJP has tried  to turn the table on opposion.

"The Election Commission of India nor any constitutional body in india is under dictatorial rule. They are functipning in a democratic nanner and upholding democratic  traditions In this country," BJP spokesman Sambit Patra has said.





All official orders, decisions and administrative directions issued by the Commission carry full legal sanctions and follow established statutory procedures under The Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023.


Any operational queries or inputs raised by Commission members during draft stages are part of standard administrative practice aimed at safeguarding voter rights. The suggestions given by the Commissioners were for further improving the electoral processes. 


 Differing views and observations are a normal part of deliberation in any institution. They are a part of the decision-making process before a final decision is taken. Not only the three Commissioners, but every officer of the Commission is fully authorized to give his suggestions to the Commission for improving the electoral system.


 The commission emphasised that difference in views and observations are a normal part of deliberation in any institution, and it is a part of the decision-making process before taking a final decision. It said that every officer of the Commission is fully authorized to give his suggestions to the Commission for improving the electoral system.


 The Commission has recently successfully conducted major elections of Bihar, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Assam and West Bengal and election-related exercises during this period.

 Impeach Gyanesh Kumar to save democracy': Opposition closes ranks against CEC, calls for his arrest



A united Opposition pressed for Kumar’s removal, probe and rollback of SIR over reported objections by two election commissioners; BJP calls it "a reflection of pure democracy".


 Two election commissioners, Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, red-flagged issues relating to the deletion of names under the SIR of electoral rolls and raised objections to the decision-making process 14 times in recent months, according to a report in the Indian Express.

 Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, reiterated his "vote chori" charge against the Election Commission, calling it an act of treason and a crime against the people of India.


"The BJP, RSS and EC who organised it have committed an act of treason. Justice will be served," Gandhi said.


Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said that on 24 April 2026, 73 opposition Rajya Sabha MPs had submitted a new Notice of Motion to the Secretary General seeking Kumar's removal.


"The Monsoon Session of Parliament has not yet been prorogued. Will the Hon'ble Rajya Sabha Chairman now decide on that pending Notice?" Kharge said, adding that the country would demand answers from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.




 Former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee demanded Kumar's arrest and fresh assembly elections in the state using the pre-SIR voter list, alleging that the BJP and the poll panel had "looted" the elections held earlier this year.


"It has now been proven that the BJP and the EC looted the West Bengal assembly polls," Banerjee said in a Facebook live.


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"There will be pan-India protests till Gyanesh Kumar remains CEC.

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