Economic Times24/04/2026PolitiqueIndia
73 Opposition MPs Submit Fresh Notice to Remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Second attempt within weeks after earlier notices rejected; nine charges include partisan conduct and electoral fraud allegations
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- Seventy-three opposition Rajya Sabha members from about 11 political parties have submitted a fresh notice seeking removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, their second attempt within weeks after previous notices were rejected.
- The notice lists nine charges including partisan conduct, misbehaviour, mass disenfranchisement, and deliberate obstruction of electoral fraud investigation.
- The move comes ahead of West Bengal election results and after a recent CEC-All India Trinamool Congress showdown.
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Seventy-three opposition Rajya Sabha members from about 11 political parties have submitted a fresh notice seeking removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, their second attempt within weeks after previous notices were rejected. The notice lists nine charges including partisan conduct, misbehaviour, mass disenfranchisement, and deliberate obstruction of electoral fraud investigation. The move comes ahead of West Bengal election results and after a recent CEC-All India Trinamool Congress showdown.
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