Legal experts and civil society leaders express concern over Election Commission's declining independence and accountability, urging for reforms.
Legal experts and civil society leaders voiced concern over the declining independence of the Election Commission of India.
At a roundtable on ‘Constitution and Autonomy of the Election Commission,’ held under the aegis of the Rajyanga Charcha Vedika at Guntur on Sunday (August 31), Siddhartha Law College principal C.H. Divakar Babu said the Commission has lost transparency and accountability over the past decade.
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