Serious allegations against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, former Kerala Chief Secretary claims BJP ticket offer

Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar has become the center of a controversial claim. According to a report by NDTV India, a former Chief Secretary of Kerala has made serious allegations against him, claiming that he was offered a ticket by the BJP. This statement has become a subject of intense discussion in political circles.

While there has been no detailed response from the Election Commission on this matter so far, the allegation has raised questions regarding the impartiality of the election process and the role of individuals holding constitutional positions.

On the other hand, the Election Commission has announced an important administrative decision regarding the electoral rolls. According to the commission, the deadline for filing claims and objections on the draft electoral roll in Delhi has been extended.

This decision was taken following specific requests from the Chief Electoral Officers of both states. Citizens will now be able to register their claims or objections regarding the electoral roll until October 30.

The commission believes that this extension will assist those who, for various reasons, have not yet been able to register or make corrections. This process is crucial for strengthening democratic participation.

The Election Commission has clarified that ensuring the accuracy of the electoral roll is its top priority. During this extended period, all concerned officials have been instructed to remain vigilant.

The commission has appealed to citizens to take advantage of this opportunity and rectify any errors in the electoral roll in a timely manner. The process will be conducted in a completely transparent manner.

Updating the electoral roll is a mandatory process in preparation for upcoming elections. The commission expects cooperation from all political parties and the general public to ensure the preparation of an error-free electoral roll.