Supreme Court to hear petitions challenging CEC Gyanesh Kumar on November 17

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The Supreme Court has listed for hearing on November 17 a set of petitions seeking action against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The court indicated during proceedings that it is already aware of the matters raised in the pleas. The petitions, which the bench is scheduled to take up on that date, form the basis of the upcoming hearing. The development comes as the apex court prepares to examine the challenges to the Election Commission head's conduct.

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