Election Commission has shown alarming haste in carrying out large-scale transfers and postings of senior IAS and IPS officers in poll-bound states. Its refusal to consult respective state governments suggests arbitrariness. ECI should be transparent in exercising its powers. It mustn’t only be fair but also be seen as fair.
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Bah.. re print apni Malik ke liye a Gaya 🤣🤣 you clearly know how election held in West Bengal? how much violence happened ? And how much ruling party instigate and protect the culprit with the help of bureaucracy . And you will say that Bengal election is very bad compared to Bangladesh blah blah blah. Hypocrite .
Bah.. re print apni Malik ke liye a Gaya 🤣🤣 you clearly know how election held in West Bengal? how much violence happened ? And how much ruling party instigate and protect the culprit with the help of bureaucracy . And you will say that Bengal election is very bad compared to Bangladesh blah blah blah. Hypocrite .
Bah.. re print apni Malik ke liye a Gaya 🤣🤣 you clearly know how election held in West Bengal? how much violence happened ? And how much ruling party instigate and protect the culprit with the help of bureaucracy . And you will say that Bengal election is very bad compared to Bangladesh blah blah blah. Hypocrite .
Is the approach uniform, or is there a difference in dealing with opposition ruled states.