Election Commission (India)

The Election Commission of India is an autonomous constitutional authority responsible for administering and overseeing elections in the country. Established by the Constitution, it ensures free and fair elections at both national and state levels. The Commission manages the electoral process, including conducting polls, setting guidelines for political parties, and regulating campaign financing. It also addresses issues related to voter registration and ensures compliance with election laws. Members are appointed by the President of India, and the Chief Election Commissioner leads the body. Its primary goal is to uphold the integrity of the democratic process in India.