The session is slated to start at 4 pm, with parties required to be present by 3:30 pm, a tight schedule set to streamline the opposition’s arguments.
Former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar will chair the proceedings, Mallikarjun Kharge will move the motion demanding the CEC’s removal, and Rahul Gandhi will close with remarks.
Civil‑society representatives, including those whose names were scrubbed from electoral rolls, will voice concerns, underscoring the alleged irregularities.
CPI(M) MP John Brittas told Times Now that no one will assume the roles of Prime Minister or Home Minister during the event, though he hinted the PM could be offered a platform if he wishes.
The opposition says the programme is a response to documented irregularities in voter lists and election conduct, pressing for accountability from the election body.
Should the motion succeed, it could trigger a formal inquiry into the CEC’s conduct, potentially reshaping India’s electoral oversight.