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UP Files Affidavit In Supreme Court Regarding Cases Against Sitting, Ex-MPs, MLAs
The Uttar Pradesh government filed its affidavit on Tuesday before the Supreme Court complying with the earlier order asking it and the remaining states to file an affidavit in connection with the cases registered and or withdrawn against the sitting
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Over 4,000 Cases Pending Against Politicians, Top Court Says "Shocking"
Nearly 4,500 criminal cases are pending against sitting and former legislators across the country, data from 24 High Courts have shown. The Supreme Court said the state of affairs is "shocking". "So many cases are pending at the initial stages because of the influence of law makers," the court said while hearing a petition on criminal cases against...
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Criminals in Politics: Law Panel Recommends New Rule for Disqualification
Terming the current rule which disqualifies candidates upon conviction "incapable" of keeping criminals away from electoral politics, the Law Commission has recommended that the disqualification should happen after framing of charges in cases punishable by five years in jail or more.
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UP Files Affidavit In Supreme Court Regarding Cases Against Sitting, Ex-MPs, MLAs
The Uttar Pradesh government filed its affidavit on Tuesday before the Supreme Court complying with the earlier order asking it and the remaining states to file an affidavit in connection with the cases registered and or withdrawn against the sitting
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Over 4,000 Cases Pending Against Politicians, Top Court Says "Shocking"
Nearly 4,500 criminal cases are pending against sitting and former legislators across the country, data from 24 High Courts have shown. The Supreme Court said the state of affairs is "shocking". "So many cases are pending at the initial stages because of the influence of law makers," the court said while hearing a petition on criminal cases against...
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Criminals in Politics: Law Panel Recommends New Rule for Disqualification
Terming the current rule which disqualifies candidates upon conviction "incapable" of keeping criminals away from electoral politics, the Law Commission has recommended that the disqualification should happen after framing of charges in cases punishable by five years in jail or more.
