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Why Did the SC Refuse to Suspend CEC?

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Can the CEC be suspended immediately? On 5 October 2026, the Supreme Court declined an interim request to suspend Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. It issued notices to the Centre, ECI and other respondents over allegations of unilateral decisions during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Source: Akashvani News. [Akashvani News] The Court sought responses before acting and said newspaper reports alone could not justify an order without hearing the respondents. Refusing interim suspension does not settle the allegations; unlawful decisions remain open to judicial scrutiny. Article 324(5) protects the CEC from removal except through the same procedure and grounds as a Supreme Court judge. Source: India Code. [indiacode.gov.in] For UPSC, distinguish suspension from removal. Use this in GS-II answers on electoral governance, institutional independence and accountability. Follow Tathastu ICS for more. For course guidance, [fill the form](https://cutt.ly/teVkMxvt) or call 9560-300-770. How can electoral institutions remain independent while ensuring accountability? #SupremeCourt #ElectionCommission #CEC #GyaneshKumar #Article324 #ElectoralReforms #DueProcess #IndianPolity #UPSC #TathastuICS [CEC suspension plea, Gyanesh Kumar, Supreme Court ECI, Article 324, CEC removal procedure, electoral roll revision, institutional independence, judicial review, UPSC polity, GS2 governance]

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