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Can’t PM be trusted on appointing CEC, government asks Supreme Court
The government questions the Supreme Court's stance on the Prime Minister's trust in appointing the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). The Supreme Court clarifies its focus is on ensuring justice and fairness in CEC appointments, not doubting the Prime Minister's integrity.
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