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Proves all institutions working without fear, democracy in action: BJP on SC notice on pleas against EC
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BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra emphasised the Supreme Court's issuance of notices as evidence of independent institutional functioning. He noted that the court's actions followed standard democratic and judicial processes while involving necessary discussions. Patra addressed previous claims of fear and dictatorship, asserting the existence of a democratic atmosphere in the country. He highlighted that differences among Election Commissioners signify healthy democratic discourse and decision-making processes.

ANI

New Delhi: The BJP on Monday said the Supreme Court's notices to the Election Commission and the Centre on pleas related to the Election Commission are "proof" that all institutions in the country are "functioning independently" and there is no atmosphere of "fear and dictatorship".



"The country is moving in a very democratic way. Everyone is speaking their heart out. All procedures and systems are being followed. Where else could there be a better model of democracy? I feel India is celebrating democracy," BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said when asked about the development.



The top court issued notice to the Election Commission and the Centre seeking responses in a week on a plea challenging the manner in which the poll panel led by CEC Gyanesh Kumar took decisions allegedly without the approval of two Election Commissioners.

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