Supreme Court of India
Sri Baru Ram v. Shrimati Prasanni & Others
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The first respondent filed an election petition against the 1404 appellant on the grounds: (i) that he committed the corrupt practice specified in s. 123(7) Of the Representation of the People Act, 195I inasmuch as he had obtained the assistance of one P, a member of the armed forces, who had acted as his polling agent and (ii) that the nomination of one J had been improperly rejected by returning officer. The election tribunal held that the corrupt practice was not proved but that the nomination of J had been improperly rejected and consequently it declared the election of the appellant to…
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