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Delhi High Court dismisses petition seeking PM Narendra Modi's disqualification for allegedly seeking votes in the name of deities. Petitioner's plea deemed misconceived with a pending Election Commission complaint.

India News: NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Monday dismissed a plea that sought direction to the Election Commission of India (ECI) to disqualify Prime Ministe.

India News: Terming it “thoroughly misconceived” Delhi high court Monday dismissed a petition that sought directions to disqualify PM Narendra Modi from contestin

The PM delivered a speech in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, on April 9 where he not only sought votes in the name of Hindu and Sikh deities and their places of worship but also made comments against opposition political parties as favouring Muslims according to the petition.

The petitioner said PM Modi should be restrained from seeking votes in the name of deities and places of worship until the petition is disposed of.

The petitioner had approached the high court earlier and sought interim order staying the use of acronym INDIA by 26 political parties and to also prohibit the use of the national flag with the acronym INDIA by the respondent political alliance. The court had issued notice on the petition in August last year.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted a last opportunity to the Centre and several opposition parties to respond to a petition seeking to restrain them from using the acronym INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance). A bench of Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet PS

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted last and final opportunity to opposition political parties to file their replies within a week to a PIL against the use of acronym I.N.D.I.A (Indian National...

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted the last chance to several opposition parties including the Congress, TMC and the DMK to respond within a week to a PIL seeking direction to stop using the acronym INDIA (Indian National Developmental ...

The high court, which refused to prepone the date of hearing of the petition, said an endeavour shall be made to hear and dispose of the petition on April 10.