Supreme Court’s notice to CEC Gyanesh Kumar, EC Sukhbir Singh Sandhu, and EC Vivek Joshi is the right step. Once they file their individual responses on the allegations of SIR process irregularities and large-scale voter deletion, much-needed clarity will emerge in this muddied debate. And the court can act effectively.
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Lay out the complete tapestry of the official records of the Election Commission before the Supreme Court. The facts will speak for themselves. Then, as the most skilled craftsmen do while splitting a priceless rough that will yield an exceptional solitaire, one clean, unerring stroke of the hammer.
Lay out the complete tapestry of the official records of the Election Commission before the Supreme Court. The facts will speak for themselves. Then, as the most skilled craftsmen do while splitting a priceless rough that will yield an exceptional solitaire, one clean, unerring stroke of the hammer.
Lay out the complete tapestry of the official records of the Election Commission before the Supreme Court. The facts will speak for themselves. Then, as the most skilled craftsmen do while splitting a priceless rough that will yield an exceptional solitaire, one clean, unerring stroke of the hammer.