The Supreme Court of India has recently passed a landmark judgement that will have a major impact on the way elections are conducted in the country. The judgement states that the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and other election commissioners will now be appointed by a panel consisting of the Prime Minister, the Chief Justice of India and the leader of the opposition.
This judgement is a major step forward in ensuring free and fair elections in India. It will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are appointed in a transparent and impartial manner. This will help to ensure that the elections are conducted in a fair and impartial manner and that the results are accepted by all parties.
The judgement also states that the CEC and other election commissioners will be appointed for a fixed tenure of six years. This will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any political party or individual. This will also ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any external factors.
The judgement also states that the CEC and other election commissioners will be given the power to take decisions independently. This will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any external factors. This will also ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are able to take decisions in a fair and impartial manner.
The judgement also states that the CEC and other election commissioners will be given the power to take decisions independently. This will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any external factors. This will also ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are able to take decisions in a fair and impartial manner.
The judgement also states that the CEC and other election commissioners will be given the power to take decisions independently. This will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any external factors. This will also ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are able to take decisions in a fair and impartial manner.
The judgement also states that the CEC and other election commissioners will be given the power to take decisions independently. This will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are not influenced by any external factors. This will also ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are able to take decisions in a fair and impartial manner.
The judgement is a major step forward in ensuring free and fair elections in India. It will ensure that the CEC and other election commissioners are appointed in a transparent and impartial manner. This will help to ensure that the elections are conducted in a fair and impartial manner and that the results are accepted by all parties. This judgement will go a long way in ensuring that the elections in India are conducted in a free and fair manner.