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Can’t PM be trusted on appointing CEC, government asks Supreme Court

  • Posted on July 30, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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  • 1 min read
In brief

India's government has petitioned the Supreme Court to clarify the constitutional authority regarding Chief Election Commissioner appointments. The case raises critical questions about the Prime Minister's role in selecting electoral officials and whether existing procedures adequately safeguard institutional independence. Legal experts debate the balance between executive power and democratic principles, with the court examining mechanisms to ensure impartial election administration and prevent potential conflicts of interest in the appointment process.

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Can’t PM be trusted on appointing CEC, government asks Supreme Court
Can’t PM be trusted on appointing CEC, government asks Supreme Court

Supreme Court debates trust in PM's authority on CEC appointments, emphasizing fairness and judicial independence amid government challenges.
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