Abhijeet Deepke again angry at Election Commission, targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijit Deepke, who has been questioning Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the issue of alleged arbitrary decision-making in the Election Commission, once again targeted the Election Commission on Saturday. While sharing a news related to former Kerala Chief Secretary Jiji Thomson on social media, he raised questions about the impartiality of the Election Commission. Even in an earlier post, he had made sharp remarks about Gyanesh Kumar.
Abhijeet Deepke shared the news related to Jiji Thomson on social media on Saturday. With this, he targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and wrote, ‘He will conduct free and fair elections’. His comment is part of his criticism of the functioning of the Election Commission.
Even before this, Deepke had posted on social media about the Chief Election Commissioner. In the previous post, raising the same issue, he had written that ‘Gyanu will have to go’. Now after another post surfaced on Saturday, it is clear that he is continuously expressing his objections through social media on the issue related to the Election Commission and the Chief Election Commissioner.
This time he has based his comment on the news related to former Chief Secretary of Kerala Jiji Thomson. However, what were the complete details in the news shared and on what facts Deepke’s objection regarding it was based, is not mentioned in detail in the available information. In such a situation, his post is being seen as a question raised by him on the functioning of the Election Commission.
The Chief Election Commissioner holds important constitutional responsibilities related to the electoral process in the country. The responsibility of the Election Commission is to handle the conduct of elections and the arrangements related to it. In such a situation, comments made at the political and public level regarding the decisions of the Commission and its functioning have become a topic of discussion.
Abhijeet Deepke’s objection is said to be mainly related to the alleged arbitrary decision-making in the Election Commission. He has continuously posted on social media against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding this issue. In Saturday’s post also, he took a jibe at the Commission by raising the question of fair elections.
Referring to ‘free and fair elections’ in his post, Deepke questioned the role of the Election Commission. Although this is his personal and political comment. There is no information available in the available material about any response from the Election Commission or the Chief Election Commissioner to this particular social media post.
Social media has now become a major medium for responding to political and public issues. Through this, people associated with various organizations and political parties also express their opinion on the decisions of constitutional institutions. Abhijeet Deepke has also expressed his objection regarding the Election Commission through a social media post.
His previous post was also about Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. In it he had written ‘Gyanu will have to go’. Through this comment he had indicated the demand for removal of the Chief Election Commissioner from the post. In Saturday’s new post, he once again raised the issue of fair elections while sharing the news related to former Kerala Chief Secretary Jiji Thomson.
If we look at both the posts, Deepke is continuously raising questions about the Chief Election Commissioner and the Election Commission. However, his allegations and comments cannot be considered as established facts of the Election Commission. These are the allegations and political reaction expressed by Deepke.
Questions arising regarding the functioning of the Election Commission and its decisions can be the subject of political debate. Any allegation is assessed on the basis of relevant facts, orders of the Commission and responses of the parties concerned. Available information does not mention the Election Commission’s response to Deepke’s allegations.
After sharing the news related to former Chief Secretary of Kerala Jiji Thomson, Deepke’s comment has once again brought into focus the ongoing critical rhetoric between him and the Election Commission. Through the post, he has raised questions on the role of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
At present, social media posts are the main basis in this entire incident. Abhijit Deepke, in his own words, has questioned the impartiality of the Commission, while no reply is available from the Chief Election Commissioner or the Election Commission regarding this post. In such a situation, the comprehensive picture on the allegations will be clear only after the complete viewpoint of both the parties in the case is revealed.
After Saturday’s post, it is clear that Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke is continuing his criticism about the functioning of the Election Commission. After first writing ‘Gyanu will have to go’ regarding the Chief Election Commissioner, now he has raised questions on the impartiality of the Commission by writing ‘He will conduct free and fair elections’.