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SC Directs Verdict, Says 'Appointment Of EC By Committee Comprising PM, Leader Of Opposition & CJI'

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March 2, 2023

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The Supreme Court has directed the verdict on the appointment of the election commissioners will be on the advice of a committee. The committee will consist of the Prime Minister, the leader of the opposition, and the Chief Justice Of India. The Apex Court, says 'It will ensure independence and will prevent the interference of the Election Commission of India ( ECI) in its functioning.' On the contrary, the center opposed the intervention by the Supreme Court during the hearing. Thus, this has been done by the Supreme Court to infuse transparency while electing the Election commissioner and the ECI. Listen in! Stay tuned to Mirror Now!

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