Opposition calls for the Chief Election Commissioner's immediate resignation and arrest.
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What happened
Opposition calls for the Chief Election Commissioner's immediate resignation and arrest.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Calls are mounting for the Chief Election Commissioner's resignation and arrest over electoral issues.1 source
CEC is accused of treason and vote destruction, leading to calls for resignation.1 source
Allegations of 'vote theft' led to demands for the CEC's resignation and officials visiting her residence.1 source
Rahul Gandhi demands CEC resignation as Parliament moves to remove the Chief Election Commissioner.1 source
Congress demands CEC resignation and alleges Amit Shah manipulates elections.1 source
- Leader faces demands for removal.Sub-event
Gandhi launched a vitriolic attack against the BJP and demanded the CEC's resignation.1 source
ECI members are facing dissent while calls for the CEC's resignation continue.1 source
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CEC Gyanesh Kumar faces calls for immediate arrest and removal due to protests over electoral roll issues.1 source
Opposition demands CEC's resignation and arrest amid integrity concerns.1 source
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Pressure mounts regarding the Election Commission's alleged conduct and integrity issues involving multiple political figures.Also in this story
- The Chief Election Commissioner's body reaffirmed its integrity while leaders called for clarification regarding the electoral process.
- The Telugu Desam Party has formally requested clarification from the Election Commission regarding integrity doubts.
- Congress leaders, including Sonia Gandhi, formally objected to and alleged attempts to undermine ECI decisions.
- A commissioner objected to Election Commission decisions, amid opposition claims regarding government appointments.
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Gyanesh Kumar
Indian businessperson (born 1983, child of Satya Narayan Thakur)
- India
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