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BJP Defends Election Commission Amid Congress Dictatorship Allegations

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The BJP has pushed back against the Congress party's criticism of the Election Commission of India (ECI), calling the opposition's stance a misreading of democratic norms. Congress has alleged that the functioning of the ECI reflects 'dictatorship,' raising concerns about the poll body's independence. The BJP countered that disagreement within democratic institutions is a natural and healthy sign of democracy, not a cause for alarm. The ruling party accused the opposition of misconstruing institutional processes for political gain. The row highlights ongoing tensions between the two parties over the perceived autonomy and functioning of India's electoral authority.

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