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PM-led panel to meet on February 17 for CEC selection ahead of Rajiv Kumar’s retirement: Report

IndiaTimes Friday, 14 February 2025
A panel led by PM Modi will meet Monday to select the next Chief Election Commissioner before Rajiv Kumar retires on February 18. The selection is governed by the new law, involving a search committee and recommendations to the president, marking its first use in CEC appointments.
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