Kharge's Call to Bureaucracy: Uphold Constitution Amid Election Count

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge urged India's bureaucracy to uphold the Constitution during the Lok Sabha vote count. In a letter, he emphasized serving without fear or favoritism. Kharge lauded the Election Commission and security forces for conducting the elections smoothly. He highlighted the importance of independent institutions in a democracy.

Kharge's Call to Bureaucracy: Uphold Constitution Amid Election Count
Mallikarjun Kharge
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Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has issued a public appeal to the nation's bureaucracy, urging adherence to constitutional duties as the counting of votes for the Lok Sabha elections draws near. In an open letter, Kharge emphasized the importance of serving the nation without fear, favor, or ill-will.

He praised the efforts of the Election Commission, security forces, and civil servants for ensuring the smooth conduct of the elections. Highlighting the independence of institutions, Kharge stressed that civil servants must discharge their duties based on merit.

Kharge warned against the erosion of democratic principles, citing actions by the ruling party that undermine institutions. His letter aims to galvanize the bureaucracy in defending India's democratic framework during the critical vote-counting process.

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