Congress slams 'partisan' Election Commission in resolution, vows movement to safeguard democracy

The Congress Working Committee has raised concerns about the integrity of India's electoral process, attributing it to partisan activities by the Election Commission. The party plans a national movement, emphasizing free and fair elections as a Constitutional mandate, stressed during an unproductive Winter Session of Parliament.
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💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News MentionsElection commission Body which oversees electionsDay after CEC selection, Congress, BJP cross swords over processRahul Gandhi urges the top collegium to hold off on appointing the new CEC until the Supreme Court reviews the selection law. He cites Ambedkar's warning against..IndiaTimes 'Disrespectful for PM and HM to have made midnight decision': Rahul Gandhi on new CEC selectionRahul Gandhi criticises the exclusion of the Chief Justice of India from the selection panel for the Chief Election Commissioner, calling the process..IndiaTimes
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