Supreme Court of India
Baldev Singh v. Shinder Pal Singh and Anr.
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Punjab Panchayati Election Rules, 1994: Rules 33(2)(e), 35 and 38. Election petition-Procedure in case of tie-Recounting of votes Gram Panchayat elections-Sarpanch and Panches-Two candidates polled equal number of votes-Allegedly, a recounting was done and the result of the recounting was the same as that of the first one-Returning Officer drew lots with the written consent of both the candidates-One of them was declared elected as Sarpanch--Defeated candidate filed election petition Election Tribunal, ignoring the oral evidence of responsible officer, directed recounting-Upon recounting…
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