Opposition parties seek the removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, moving forward with a third motion in the current process. Reports indicate lawmakers are pursuing the motion through parliamentary procedure, arguing for the CEC’s removal.
The outlets frame the move as part of an ongoing dispute over the CEC’s conduct and the election-related role he holds. While the coverage is consistent on the central action—opposition parties aiming to replace the CEC—the reporting varies in emphasis on the stage of the effort, with some describing it specifically as a “third motion.”
Other details, including the precise grounds cited by opposition parties and the response from the government or the election commission, are not included in the provided excerpts. Across the sources, the focus remains on opposition efforts to challenge the CEC and advance formal steps that could lead to his removal if approved.
