Supreme Court Lists Opposition Plea Against CEC Decision-Making for Hearing
The Supreme Court has listed a petition moved by thirteen opposition leaders challenging the functioning and decision-making process of the Election Commission and Chief Election Commissioner. The plea questions unilateral decision-making and demands an audit of file notings alongside reviews of voter roll processes and digital election networks. Although originally assigned a later digital listing date, the matter appears before the Chief Justice's court, even as the registry flagged multiple flaws in the petition. Legal observers note that the court may issue notice and tag the matter with existing petitions.
