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ECP fines two ministers for violating election code - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

ECP fines two ministers for violating election code - Newspaper

PESHAWAR: The Election Commission of Pakistan on Saturday imposed a fine of Rs50,000 each on two provincial...

Source: dawn.com
Right to contest poll not fundamental: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Right to contest poll not fundamental: Supreme Court

Maintaining that right to contest poll is neither a fundamental right nor a common law right, the Supreme Court has asked a petitioner to shell out Rs 1 lakh for filing a frivolous petition.

Right to contest election neither fundamental, nor common law right: SC - Vimarsana News

Right to contest election neither fundamental, nor common law right: SC

The Supreme Court has observed that the right to contest an election is neither a fundamental right nor a common law right and imposed Rs 1 lakh cost on a litigant who sought to contest Rajya Sabha polls without a proposer to propose his name.A ...

'Neither fundamental nor basic law': Supreme Court on Right to contest election - Vimarsana News

'Neither fundamental nor basic law': Supreme Court on Right to contest election

SC noted that the Delhi High Court received a writ petition from petitioner Vishwanath Pratap Singh complaining that a Rajya Sabha election on May 12.

Individual cannot claim right to contest elections: Supreme Court dismisses plea with ₹1 lakh cost on litigant - Vimarsana News

Individual cannot claim right to contest elections: Supreme Court dismisses plea with ₹1 lakh cost on litigant

The top court reiterated that the right to contest an election was neither a fundamental right nor a common law right, but a right conferred by statute.