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As Kovind panel writes to EC, former CECs back 'One Nation, One Election' - Vimarsana News

As Kovind panel writes to EC, former CECs back 'One Nation, One Election'

The panel met former CECs Sushil Chandra and OP Rawat this week. The full panel meeting is expected in a week to discuss feedback received so far from 'experts', political parties and 'general public'. It has also sought the views of the EC.

One Nation, One Poll panel seeks ex-CECs' views, yet to ask EC | India News - Vimarsana News

One Nation, One Poll panel seeks ex-CECs' views, yet to ask EC | India News

The high-level committee, set up by the Law Ministry in September 2023, last week wrote to former CECs seeking their inputs on the administrative and legal aspects, according to two sources aware of the development.

Should India's EC have courts-like contempt powers? | India News - Vimarsana News

Should India's EC have courts-like contempt powers? | India News

India News: With Rajya Sabha passing the legislation on the appointment of Chief Election Commissioner and other election commissioners, amid objections by Opposi

Will this government make Election Commission of India more independent? - Vimarsana News

Will this government make Election Commission of India more independent?

In this excerpt from his new book, former Chief Election Commissioner of India on why the neutrality and fairness of the ECI has to be protected at al

Simultaneous polls good idea but legal framework, roadmap must: Former CECs - Vimarsana News

Simultaneous polls good idea but legal framework, roadmap must: Former CECs

One of the former CECs said for the Election Commission, simultaneous elections are both convenient and logical. But many argue that frequent elections are not so bad after all. "The festival of democracy is the festival of the poor as the vote is arguably the only power they have," said S Y Quraishi, who headed the poll panel between July 30, 2010 and June 10, 2012.