explain the main powers of election
commission in India.
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The President’s delimitation order was to be released on the advice of the Election Commission which also consulted Parliamentary Advisory Committees set by the Speaker of Parliament and the Speaker of the respective legislative Assembly to which the delimitation proposal pertained
The Election Commission distributed the seats district-wise in each one of the States and directed the Chief Electoral Officers to prepare proposals for the physical demarcation of Constituencies according to the prescribed criteria. As on outcome of the recommendation of the Election Commission the Parliament enacted the Delimitation Act, 1952.
The Delimitation Commission was to consist of three members, two of whom were the nominated by the President from serving or retired judges of the Supreme Court or High Courts while the Chief Election Commissioner was to be an ex-office member.
The Election Commission distributed the seats district-wise in each one of the States and directed the Chief Electoral Officers to prepare proposals for the physical demarcation of Constituencies according to the prescribed criteria. As on outcome of the recommendation of the Election Commission the Parliament enacted the Delimitation Act, 1952.
The Delimitation Commission was to consist of three members, two of whom were the nominated by the President from serving or retired judges of the Supreme Court or High Courts while the Chief Election Commissioner was to be an ex-office member.
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