Rajiv Kumar is the current Chief Election Commissioner of India, having assumed office on 15th May 2022.

The Election Commission of India is the constitutional body responsible for conducting elections in India.

The Election Commission of India was established on 25th January 1950.

The Election Commission of India consists of three members, including the Chief Election Commissioner and two Election Commissioners.

The tenure of the Chief Election Commissioner of India is six years.

The Election Commission of India is responsible for declaring the results of the elections, issuing certificates of election to the winning candidates, and resolving disputes related to the elections.

The Election Commission of India collects the results from all the polling stations, verifies the results and declares the winning candidates, and issues certificates of election to the winning candidates.

The Election Commission of India can set up special courts to hear election petitions, order a recount of the votes, and declare the election void and order a fresh election.

The Election Commission of India plays a vital role in ensuring that the results of the elections are fair and accurate, that the winning candidates are duly elected, and that disputes related to the elections are resolved in a timely manner.

The Election Commission of India faces a number of challenges in the post-election period, including dealing with allegations of electoral fraud, resolving disputes related to the elections in a timely manner, and ensuring that the results of the elections are fair and accurate.

The Election Commission of India can address allegations of electoral fraud by setting up special courts to hear election petitions, ordering a recount of the votes, and declaring the election void and ordering a fresh election.

The Election Commission of India can resolve disputes related to the elections by setting up special courts to hear election petitions, ordering a recount of the votes, and declaring the election void and ordering a fresh election.

The Election Commission of India ensures that the results of the elections are fair and accurate by verifying the results from all the polling stations, conducting exit polls, and deploying observers to monitor the elections.

Some of the reforms that have been proposed to improve the functioning of the Election Commission of India include increasing the number of members in the Election Commission of India, granting the Election Commission of India more powers, and making the Election Commission of India more independent.