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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.
The Supreme Court today observed that voters have no "absolute right" to know about each and every asset of a candidate.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that not every voter has an absolute right to delve deeply into a candidate's private life, as each disclosure has a significant impact on the voting decision.
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.