A recent Right to Information (RTI) filing has revealed that two Election Commissioners previously initiated correspondence with the Cabinet Secretary. The disclosure highlights a specific instance of communication between members of the Election Commission of India and the government's top administrative official.

While the existence of the letters has been confirmed through the RTI process, the specific contents and the subsequent actions taken by the Cabinet Secretary remain a subject of public interest. The report from India Today focuses on the procedural aspect of this interaction, noting that the RTI response serves as the primary evidence for this exchange. There is currently limited information regarding the specific subject matter addressed in the letters or the nature of the response provided by the Cabinet Secretariat. The lack of detailed context surrounding the correspondence has led to questions regarding the nature of the relationship between the Election Commission and the Cabinet, particularly concerning the independence of the electoral body. As of now, official government statements regarding the specific intent or outcome of these letters have not been extensively detailed in the reporting.