CM MK Stalin urges President to remove Gyanesh Kumar, says voting isn’t a privilege

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin publicly urged the President of India to remove Gyanesh Kumar from his current post, arguing that the sanctity of the electoral process demands strict accountability.
Stalin emphasized that the right to vote is a constitutional guarantee for every citizen and should never be treated as a privilege that can be compromised.
The appeal underscores the state government's concern over the integrity of electoral administration and reflects a broader call for transparent governance.
No further details on the specific position held by Gyanesh Kumar were disclosed at the time of the statement.
The chief minister’s remarks were reported by national media outlets, highlighting the political sensitivity surrounding the issue.