Police complaint filed against 26 parties in Opp front over INDIA name
According to the complaint, the Emblems Act states that the name of the Union of India, and hence the name INDIA, is prohibited from use by a person.
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According to the complaint, the Emblems Act states that the name of the Union of India, and hence the name INDIA, is prohibited from use by a person.
The case has been registered under Section 2 (c) of the Emblems Act defines "name" to include any abbreviation of a name.
The complainant cited news reports that 26 political parties have constituted an alliance and have decided to name it 'INDIA', which is an abbreviation for ‘Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance’
A police complaint was registered against 26 Opposition parties at Barakhamba Police Station in Delhi for alleged improper use of the name of INDIA and use of the said name for the undue influence and personation during elections. The complaint, filed by Dr. Avinish Mishra, a resident of
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