Removing the CEC Isn’t That Simple! Article 324 Explained 🇮🇳

Описание: Can the Chief Election Commissioner of India be removed at the will of the Prime Minister or President?

Under Article 324(5) of the Indian Constitution, the CEC enjoys protection against arbitrary removal. The process requires specific constitutional grounds and a special majority in both Houses of Parliament.

In this YouTube Short, understand why demanding a resignation and legally removing the CEC are two very different things.

Want to understand the complete constitutional process, the powers of the Election Commission and T. N. Seshan’s historic legal battle? Watch the full video (   • Can PM Remove CEC? | Constitution SIR Cont...  )

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