Election Commission Resilient Amid AAP Allegations

The Election Commission, headed by CEC Rajiv Kumar, refutes Aam Aadmi Party's allegations of bias in Delhi elections. Asserting its three-member structure, the Commission accuses AAP of pressure tactics. The EC vows to remain constitutionally restrained against claims of favoring the BJP for post-retirement rewards.

The Election Commission, led by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, has strongly refuted allegations by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) concerning its conduct in the forthcoming Delhi polls.

Despite accusations suggesting partiality towards the BJP, the Commission insists that decisions are made collectively by its three members, not solely by Kumar.

With AAP leaders, notably Arvind Kejriwal, suggesting motives tied to post-retirement benefits for Kumar, the Commission announced its commitment to maintaining constitutional restraint amid unsolicited allegations. Delhi residents will vote soon to decide the city's next governing party.