Shamli Group Sends President Memorandum Seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation

A memorandum seeking the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has been sent to the President through the District Magistrate of Shamli. The memorandum was submitted by the Bahujan Ekta Samiti organisation in Shamli.

The memorandum questioned the fairness and transparency of the election process during the tenure of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. It demanded an impartial inquiry into the issues raised during his term.

It stated that serious questions have been raised over the fairness and credibility of the Election Commission during the tenure of the current Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar. The memorandum alleged that questions were being raised over alleged irregularities in the deletion of names from voter lists, the addition of new voters and the management of voter data.

The organisation said that ensuring the impartiality of such a constitutional institution is essential for democracy. It therefore urged the President to intervene in the matter and consider the demands placed before him.

The three main demands included an impartial inquiry into the tenure of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, consideration of removing him from the post or seeking his resignation until the inquiry is completed, and ensuring transparency in the revision of voter lists.

The district president of the Bahujan Samaj Ekta Samiti also expressed a wish to be made Prime Minister for 15 days.

The memorandum was addressed to the President and forwarded through the District Magistrate of Shamli. The person who submitted the memorandum also gave a byte on the matter.