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- The Election Commission of India stated that differing views within the institution are a normal part of the deliberative process.
- This response follows a media report claiming that commissioners raised 14 objections during the electoral roll revision exercise over ten months.
- The commission emphasized that it had reached unanimous decisions on all major actions and initiatives during this period.
- The body reiterated its commitment to performing its constitutional duties with integrity.
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“Differing views and observations are a normal part of deliberation in any institution. They are a part of the decision-making process before a final decision is taken.”
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…amid a political row after an Indian Express report highlighting objections raised by two Election Commissioners over several decisions during the rollout of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls “ Differing views and observations are a normal part of deliberation in any institution. They are a part of the decision-making process before a final decision is taken. Not only the three Commissioners, but every officer of the Commission is fully authorised to give his suggestions to the Commission for improving the electoral system,” the poll panel said. The EC, in an official…
“The Election Commission of India remains fully committed to executing its constitutional duties with complete integrity, recognizing its vital role in advancing our democracy”
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…full Commission over the past year. The Commission reiterated that it remains committed to carrying out its constitutional duties with “complete integrity”, while underlining its role in advancing India's democracy. “ The Election Commission of India remains fully committed to executing its constitutional duties with complete integrity, recognizing its vital role in advancing our democracy ,” it said. Gulam Jeelani is Political Desk Editor at LiveMint with over 16 years of experience covering national and international politics. Based in New Delhi, Jeelani delivers impactful political narratives through…
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