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The bench said that voters do not have an absolute right to such information and that aspirants are not required to lay out their lives for public scrutiny.
India News: NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that candidates need not disclose every movable property owned by them.
The Gauhati High Court has recently asked the Assam government to come up with a definite proposal for release of the requisite funds to be disbursed to the victims under the Assam Victim Compensation...
With this ruling, the top court upheld the 2019 election of the independent MLA Karikho Kri from Arunachal Pradesh's Tezu Assembly constituency
The SC ruling is expected to put to rest the long-running debate over how much personal info an election candidate needs to share on public domain and how much the electorate -- as a matter of right -- can demand to know about a candidate's personal details. Voter's right is not absolute, the SC said.