Supreme Court of India
Rajankumar Shankarrao Taware and Anr. v. Ajit Anantrao Pawar
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Election Laws: Representation of People Act, 1951-Section lOO(J)(d)(iii)-Election- Respondent won by huge margin-Shifting of ballot boxes without informing the contesting candidates-Appellants alleging the motive for shifting is for replacing genuine ballot papers with fake ones-Demand for inspection of ballot papers alleging various other irregularities-Held, on facts and in th~ absence of evidence, the r;ippellants have failed to establish a prima facie . case for inspection of ballot papers.
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