In a dramatic political development, a formal proposal to impeach Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar has been submitted to both Houses of Parliament. According to sources, the motion has garnered the signatures of at least 193 Members of Parliament, marking a significant escalation in the standoff between the opposition and the poll body.

The impeachment drive stems from allegations of bias and failure to maintain the sanctity of the electoral process. For the motion to succeed, it requires a rigorous legal and parliamentary process, including a formal investigation and a two-thirds majority in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. Political analysts suggest that this move is aimed at intensifying pressure on the Election Commission ahead of crucial upcoming polls. With 193 signatures already in place, the government faces a tough task in managing this unprecedented constitutional challenge.