Independent Provisions Related to the Election Commission

Important and independent provisions that are related to the Election Commission are:

• The tenure of the Chief Election Commissioner is protected by the Constitution of India.
• The Constitution of India guarantees the independent provision of the service conditions of the Chief election commissioner and should not change to his disadvantage after his appointment related to the Election Commission.
• The Constitution has not prescribed the qualification concerning education, administration, or judicial to become a member of the election commission.
• The Constitution does not specify the term of office of members of the Election commission.
• The Constitution does not prohibit retired election commissioners from any subsequent appointment by the Government.
• The Constitution does not use the term “impeachment” for the removal of judges, the CAG, and the Chief Election Commissioner.

Function of Election Commission: The Election Commission takes decisions about conducting and controlling of elections from the announcement of elections to the declaration of results.

The Election Commission allows eligible candidates to part in the election. It has the responsibility to resolve the argument that may arise during the election. Election Commission conducts legal and morally upright elections in accordance with the Model Rules of Ethics. Election Commission of India holds elections for the President and Vice President of India as well as the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and State Legislatures in that nation.