India, Oct. 6 -- As protests seeking the removal of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) continue, the Supreme Court on Monday declined to pass any interim order restraining him over allegations that he took several decisions unilaterally despite objections from the two other election commissioners (ECs). The SC said it will examine all decisions of the Election Commission of India (ECI) and annul those found not to be in accordance with law. Issuing notice, the SC directed the poll body to produce records of decisions under challenge in petitions questioning the CEC's exercise of powers, including the controversial changes to Form 6. The court also clarified that it had not approved "any" modification to Form 6, used for enrolling new v...