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Danny Bundala Calls for Chief Election Commissioner’s Resignation Over Alleged Bias
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 12:17 PM
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Political activist Danny Bundala has publicly questioned the impartiality of the Election Commission and demanded the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.
In a statement reported by Amar Ujala, political activist Danny Bundala from Amritsar raised concerns about the impartiality of the Election Commission of India. Bundala alleged that the body has shown bias in recent electoral processes and called for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner. He said that the Commission’s decisions have impacted the fairness of elections, demanding accountability from its leadership.
Bundala’s remarks come amid growing scrutiny of the Election Commission’s conduct in recent state and national polls. He urged the public and political parties to demand transparency and stricter adherence to electoral norms.
No official response from the Election Commission has been issued yet. The demand has sparked debate among political analysts and election observers about the need for reforms in the Commission’s operations.
The call for resignation reflects a broader trend of political actors questioning the independence of electoral institutions in India. Bundala’s statement has been widely shared on social media, adding pressure on the Election Commission to address the allegations.
Observers note that the Commission’s mandate is to conduct free and fair elections, and any perceived bias could undermine public trust in the democratic process.
Bundala’s remarks come amid growing scrutiny of the Election Commission’s conduct in recent state and national polls. He urged the public and political parties to demand transparency and stricter adherence to electoral norms.
No official response from the Election Commission has been issued yet. The demand has sparked debate among political analysts and election observers about the need for reforms in the Commission’s operations.
The call for resignation reflects a broader trend of political actors questioning the independence of electoral institutions in India. Bundala’s statement has been widely shared on social media, adding pressure on the Election Commission to address the allegations.
Observers note that the Commission’s mandate is to conduct free and fair elections, and any perceived bias could undermine public trust in the democratic process.