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With Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar set to exit, know who will likely succeed him

DNA Friday, 14 February 2025
During Kumar's tenure, he oversaw several major elections, including the Lok Sabha election in April-June last year and Jammu and Kashmir's first Assembly election in over a decade.
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