Senegal’s Constitutional Council faced scrutiny following its decision regarding Ousmane Sonko, a prominent political figure, due to the unexplained absence of Judge Cheikh Ndiaye during deliberations. Ndiaye’s role within the Council includes safeguarding fundamental rights and resolving electoral disputes. The reason for his absence remains unclear, prompting questions about the impartiality and legitimacy of the ruling. This situation has raised concerns regarding the decision-making process and potential implications for the case. Details are limited as the full story is behind a paywall for SeneNews Premium subscribers. The absence of a key judge during such a sensitive case is unusual and warrants further investigation.