Archive · 23 Sep 2026

Former CEC Questions Legality of EC Decisions Without Majority

Former CEC Questions Legality of EC Decisions Without Majority

Former election chief SY Quraishi raised questions about how some Election Commission decisions were made.

He referred to a law passed in 2023.

The law says the Commission should try to agree unanimously.

If its members disagree, a majority should decide the matter.

Reports said that two Commissioners may not have known about some decisions.

Quraishi questioned whether those decisions were officially made by the Commission.

His comments suggest that decisions without the required process could face legal questions.

The article does not provide a response from the other Commissioners.

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