In a democratic country like India, where the Election Commission of India represents the credibility and fairness of the electoral process, how can the institution maintain public trust amid the ongoing debates.
India's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is facing a major internal and political crisis following reports of dissent among election commissioners, legal challenges in the Supreme Court, and the rollout of Phase-III
Centralisation of Voter List and that too with the help of a Software, Question arises the power of local electoral officers in updating the list. GENz Voters are being deprived of getting Election cards. Tussle between Chief Electrol Officer and two other Election Officers.
What safeguards are necessary to ensure that the Election Commission is perceived as independent of the government and political parties?

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Avoid centralisation of Voter List and that too with the help of a Software, More powers should be given to State Election commissions for deciding the Electoral rolls.
The independence and impartiality of the Election Commission are essential for confidence in democracy and probe must be initiated against any irregularities.
The independence and impartiality of the Election Commission are essential for confidence in democracy and probe must be initiated against any irregularities.