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Supreme Court Challenged on Election Commissioner Act Section 16

A new petition in the Supreme Court challenges the constitutional validity of Section 16 of the Election Commissioner Appointment Act 2023.

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A petitioner has filed a legal challenge in the Supreme Court targeting Section 16 of the Election Commissioner and Chief Election Commissioner Appointment Act 2023. The formal filing bears diary number 64186 and questions the constitutional validity of the specific statutory provision.

The legal action centers exclusively on the provisions outlined within Section 16 of the newly enacted legislation governing top poll panel appointments. The petitioner stated that the challenge has been formally registered before the apex court for judicial review.

Court proceedings will now determine whether the bench accepts the petition for an official hearing to examine the constitutional questions raised regarding the appointment mechanism. Further procedural updates and scheduling details from the Supreme Court registry are expected as the case progresses through the judicial system.

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