An impeachment notice moved against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has brought renewed attention to Article 324 of the Constitution, which governs the powers, functions and independence of the Election Commission of India. The issue is important in the context of removal safeguards, appointment rules and the legal framework shaped by recent laws and court
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An impeachment notice moved against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has brought renewed attention to Article 324 of the Constitution, which governs the powers, functions and independence of the Election Commission of India. The issue is important in the context of removal safeguards, appointment rules and the legal framework shaped by recent laws and court
Gyanesh Kumar has been appointed as the new Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), a tenure that will last until January 26, 2029. The appointment process this year was unique, as it followed the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023. This law establishes a new selection
Gyanesh Kumar has been appointed as the new Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), a tenure that will last until January 26, 2029. The appointment process this year was unique, as it followed the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023. This law establishes a new selection
Gyanesh Kumar officially took charge as the new Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on Wednesday morning, replacing Rajiv Kumar. Kumar, an ex-IAS officer from Kerala, will oversee the conduct of multiple elections, including state and presidential elections, during his four-year tenure. His appointment comes amid objections, particularly from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who raised concerns over
Gyanesh Kumar officially took charge as the new Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on Wednesday morning, replacing Rajiv Kumar. Kumar, an ex-IAS officer from Kerala, will oversee the conduct of multiple elections, including state and presidential elections, during his four-year tenure. His appointment comes amid objections, particularly from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who raised concerns over
