Archive · 29 Sep 2025
GNLF Dissolves Committee After Election Commission Delisting
The Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF), a political party, had its central committee dissolved.
This happened because the Election Commission (EC) removed them from the list of recognized parties.
The EC delisted the party because they hadn't participated in elections in the last six years.
The party is now creating a temporary committee and plans to ask the EC to reconsider their decision.
Some members disagree on seeking help from the BJP government to regain registration, emphasizing the importance of the EC's autonomy.
The GNLF's central committee dissolved due to the party's delisting by the Election Commission.
The EC delisted the party for not contesting elections in the last six years.
An ad hoc committee will be formed by GNLF President Mann Ghisingh.
GNLF plans to approach the EC for a review of the delisting.
Some GNLF leaders are hesitant to seek government intervention to regain registration.
- Who
- Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF)
- What
- Dissolved its central committee and will form an ad hoc committee.
- When
- Saturday, after the Election Commission delisted the party.
- Where
- Darjeeling, India
- Why
- To take moral responsibility for the EC's decision and prepare to seek a review.
- Party Dissolution
- Central committee dissolved after EC delisting
- Delisting Reason
- Failure to contest elections in six years
- Date of Delisting
- September 19
- GNLF President
- Mann Ghisingh
- GNLF Formation
- April 5, 1980