Opposition parties are reportedly planning to move an impeachment motion notice against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in both Houses of Parliament, according to an ANI report from Kolkata.
The report does not confirm that the notice has been submitted. It also does not identify the opposition parties involved or provide the grounds cited for the reported move.
Response from Dilip Ghosh
West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh was asked about the reported plan in Kolkata. He said, “They can do whatever they please; everyone has the right to protest, but these…”
The published statement ends at that point, and its remaining words are not available. As a result, the full context of Ghosh's response cannot be established from the report.
What is known about the reported move
The report refers specifically to an impeachment motion notice against the Chief Election Commissioner in both Houses of Parliament. It does not provide further details about the proposed parliamentary action, its timing or the next procedural step.
The development therefore remains at the stage of a reported plan. Confirmation of any notice being filed, along with details of the parties backing it and the stated basis for the move, is not included in the report.
Conclusion
Opposition parties are reportedly considering an impeachment motion notice against CEC Gyanesh Kumar in both Houses of Parliament, while Dilip Ghosh has publicly responded to the plan. The report does not confirm that the notice has been submitted or provide its grounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who is the impeachment motion notice reportedly against?
The reported notice is against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Q. Where is the notice reportedly planned?
It is reportedly planned in both Houses of Parliament.
Q. Has the notice been submitted?
The report does not confirm that the notice has been submitted.
Q. What did Dilip Ghosh say?
He said, “They can do whatever they please; everyone has the right to protest, but these…” The published statement is incomplete.
Q. Which opposition parties are involved?
The report does not identify the opposition parties involved.
Q. What are the grounds for the reported motion?
The report does not provide the grounds for the proposed motion.
