r/CriticalThinkingIndia • • 14h ago

Elections & Democracy Gyanesh Kumar’s haunting past: The controversies behind his rise to Chief Election Commissioner

https://youtu.be/FkNZ2dIPlPA
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u/AaaaduThoma 14h ago

By haunting past you mean basic eligibility criteria to become a CEC or CJI or Minister or any Govt position in Modi’s India?

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u/Hour-Passenger-8513 14h ago

I hate that all our democratic institutions are being systematically compromised in plain sight.

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u/AdiKadiAdi 10h ago

Do you hate that or that money is being spent to make it seem as though there's nothing that can be done about it?

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u/MoreFaithlessness954 Corporate Majdur🦮 13h ago

Obviously they’ve hired the biggest of the biggest crook.

It’ll take a lot more to bring him down.

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u/iambarcaholic 12h ago

Isn’t it vendetta ?

Should BJP states start opening 20 year old cold cases ?

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u/Ontariion 9h ago

Modi still wins elections in the name of Nehru. Lets go back to 1946.

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u/Think_Application373 6h ago

Yes corruption does not discriminate based on party. Most of them are corrupt, the question is why are you trying to protect these people.

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u/Hour-Passenger-8513 12h ago

Who's to say it's not happening already? Might explain why opposition MLAs and MPs jump to BJP so easily.

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u/Business-Bad-1546 7h ago

Op is gadhe ka laann

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u/Foxyspyrex 1h ago

If anyone hasn't realised it yet, it the Modus operandi of BJP. Its not just about key positions, even journalists were the same. Like Sudhir Chaudhary. He knows that the day he goes against BJP, the 100cr bribery case against him will open up.

They just find dirt on people and then blackmail them into doing their bid. Be it celebrities, journalists or any other positions. Then they will put these people in a position which will help them control everything. If anyone crosses the line, they will be f*ucked by their Machinary.

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u/Hour-Passenger-8513 13h ago

No wonder BJP provided him with Unconditional Lifetime Immunity against all civil and criminal proceedings.

Not even the President of India has that kind of immunity.

https://frontline.thehindu.com/news/section-16-immunity-cec-eci-accountability-gyanesh-kumar-controversy/article71575308.ece

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u/TemperatureJunior918 10h ago

where is critical thinking?