El Tribunal Supremo pospone audiencia sobre peticiones contra la Comisión Electoral y el CEC Kumar

El Tribunal Supremo pospone audiencia sobre peticiones contra la Comisión Electoral y el CEC Kumar

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El Tribunal Supremo pospuso la audiencia de las peticiones contra el presidente de la Comisión Electoral, Gyanesh Kumar, el 27 de octubre, mientras Karnataka publicó su lista electoral definitiva tras una Revisión Intensiva Especial que eliminó más de 9,9 millones de nombres. Con anterioridad, el tribunal había fijado una audiencia para el 17 de noviembre sobre peticiones que alegaban que la Comisión Electoral tomó decisiones sin el consentimiento de todos sus comisionados.

La Comisión Electoral informó al tribunal que sus órdenes de Revisión Intensiva Especial fueron adoptadas por unanimidad, que el presidente de la Comisión solo puede ser removido bajo los mismos fundamentos y procedimiento que un juez de la Corte Suprema, y defendió la presentación de más de 1,6 millones de recursos de inclusión de votantes en Bengala Occidental. Además, presentó una declaración jurada afirmando que sus procesos de toma de decisiones son unánimes y que las peticiones basadas en informes de prensa deben ser desestimadas.

Actores

Election Commission of India Deputy Election Commissioner Bhanu Prakash Yeturu Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu Election Commissioner Vivek Joshi Supreme Court of India Chief Justice of India Surya Kant Central Government of India IIT Madras IISc Bengaluru

Ubicaciones

New Delhi, India Chennai, India Bengaluru, India

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Veredicto general: Parcialmente confirmado Confianza: 62% Afirmaciones: 2
Resumen

The claim that the Supreme Court delayed a hearing on pleas against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on October 27, 2026, was partially confirmed with some details unverified. The claim that the Election Commission submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court on October 26, 2026, stating that its Special Intensive Revision orders were adopted unanimously was also partially confirmed, with the main event verified but some specifics unconfirmed.

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