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The Election Commission of India (ECI) has responded to the 2019 news report of 'The Quint' regarding alleged discrepancies between votes polled and votes counted in the previous 2019 General Lok...
The Supreme Court held that every defect in a nomination filed by a candidate contesting elections will not make the nomination invalid. Only defects of a substantial nature, which can impact the...
The Court stated that only those moveable assets, which are of high-value or reflect a luxurious life style, need to be disclosed by candidates while filing nominations for elections.
Since 2019, VVPAT slips have been chosen randomly from five polling stations of each constituency and are matched with the EVM count. No discrepancy has been found so far, according to the EC
New Delhi, Apr 9 (UNI) The Supreme Court on Tuesday held that candidates contesting elections are not required to disclose each and every moveable property owned by them or their dependents unless they are of substantial value or reflect a luxurious lifestyle. A Bench Comprising Justice Anirudhha Bose and Justice Sanjay Kumar set aside the