Actor Kishore Kumar Huli alleges EC corruption, laments CJI removal in social media post
Bengaluru: In a recent Facebook post, Actor Kishore Kumar Huli leveled strong accusations against India's election process and the Election Commissioner, specifically referencing the amended law for the Commissioner's selection.
Huli began his post with a strong metaphor, stating, "Every valid voter deleted from the voter list, every vote stolen is equal to murder of a citizen in terms of democracy."
The post directly criticised the appointment process of the Election Commissioner, which he claimed was "born through the seeds of corruption." Huli's criticism pointed to the "urgent amendment to the law" that removed the Chief Justice of India (CJI) from the selection panel.
He described democracy in India as a "joke... with unaccountable jokers" in high office.
Huli's post further alleged that the sitting Election Commissioner is "fully fully corrupt." He claimed that this alleged corruption resulted in a political coalition, which he believes should have been banned for "bribing people using government money" in violation of the Model Code of Conduct, returning to power.
The post concluded with the Hindi phrase, "Mahamanav hain to sab kuch mumkin hain."
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Education first: Nanded woman appears for Class 12 exam with her 10-day-old baby
Nanded (Maharashtra) (PTI): A woman carried her 10-day-old baby while appearing for her Class 12 Maharashtra board examination in Nanded city, prompting authorities to set up a special mother-friendly facility at the exam centre, officials said.
Shital Chandrakant Chitte (21) arrived at the centre on Wednesday for her Political Science exam with her newborn. Earlier, just two days after delivery, she had also appeared for the English exam on February 10, accompanied by her sister.
Appreciating her determination towards education, the People's College authorities created a dedicated 'Matrusneh Kaksha' (mother-friendly room) and arranged a cradle for the baby, allowing Chitte to write her exam while her child rested.
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Married two years ago, Chitte, a student of Shri Basweshwar College here, said she had no one at home to look after the baby as her husband leaves for work during the day.
With the Class 12 examination crucial for her future, she chose not to miss it, and her family has supported her decision to continue her education, Chitte said.
Nanded education officer Madhav Salgar appreciated the college's move to form a separate facility for the student during the exam.
"Henceforth, we, on behalf of the administration, will make arrangements at exam centres for such students to motivate them," he told PTI.
Maharashtra board's Latur divisional president Sudhakar Telang claimed this is the first such initiative in the state.
The Maharashtra board's Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations began on February 10 and are being conducted smoothly at the centre, where 861 candidates are appearing.
