Group of 42 ex-judges defends SIR, slams opposition attack on Election Commission
A group of 42 retired judges has expressed concerns over criticism directed at the Election Commission. They stated these attacks serve vested political interests, compromising democratic integrity. The judges defended the EC's actions as essential to maintaining clean electoral rolls for fair elections. They urged political parties to present legit grievances formally, rather than delegitimizing the electoral process.
Key Takeaways
- A group of 42 retired judges has expressed concerns over criticism directed at the Election Commission.
- They stated these attacks serve vested political interests, compromising democratic integrity.
- The judges defended the EC's actions as essential to maintaining clean electoral rolls for fair elections.
A group of 42 retired judges has expressed concerns over criticism directed at the Election Commission. They stated these attacks serve vested political interests, compromising democratic integrity. The judges defended the EC's actions as essential to maintaining clean electoral rolls for fair elections. They urged political parties to present legit grievances formally, rather than delegitimizing the electoral process.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.