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- 1Why Modi and Shah Won't Push Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to Resign●The Real Power Of Gyanesh Kumar | Why Modi-Shah Will Never Push The CEC To Resign | Akash Banerjee
Political commentator Akash Banerjee, on his channel The Deshbhakt, has published an analysis of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, arguing that he holds real power and that Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have no incentive to force him to resign. The piece has drawn heavy engagement, feeding ongoing debate about the independence of India's election commission and the government's influence over it.
- 2Was Gyanesh Kumar Trapped by the BJP?●ज्ञानेश को BJP ने फसाया? | Gyanesh Kumar | Amit Shah | Narendra Modi | Arvind Bhadauriya | NaiyaPaar
Commentary circulating in India is asking whether election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar was 'trapped' by the BJP, with the discussion tying him to senior party figures including Amit Shah and Narendra Modi, and mentioning Arvind Bhadauriya. The claim suggests the commissioner may have been politically compromised or set up by the ruling party. No official response or independent confirmation of the allegation has been reported.
- 3Congress chief ministers visit Election Commission office in Delhi●Gyanesh-Modi-Shah..हिसाब होगा! Congress के CM पहुंचे EC दफ्तर! Jantar-Mantar से आर-पार होगा?
Congress chief ministers have arrived at the Election Commission of India's office in Delhi, with a protest planned at Jantar Mantar. The confrontation involves Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, with the party alleging political pressure from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Supporters warn that there will be accountability, or 'hisaab', over the election body's conduct, as opposition parties escalate their fight over electoral roll practices.
- 4Lofi remake of Bade Achhe Lagte Hain airs on Malayali internet radio●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Bade Achhe Lagte Hain - Lofi by Amit Kumar! Tune in now with 32 other listeners:
Radio Digital Malayali, an internet radio station, is currently playing a lofi version of the classic Hindi song Bade Achhe Lagte Hain, sung by Amit Kumar, with 32 listeners tuned in at the time. The track is part of the station's Indian lofi programming, which reworks older Bollywood songs into relaxed, slowed-down arrangements popular with younger audiences.