Supreme Court Electoral Reforms
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Electoral Reforms Are Long-Awaited: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today accepted that electoral reforms are "long awaited" but refused to entertain a PIL of several eminent citizens, including former air chief S Krishnaswamy and top cop Julio F Ribeiro, seeking a direction to Election Commission to verify details of persons contesting polls.
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Lawmakers Can be Disqualified for Hiding Criminal Record: Supreme Court
In a landmark judgement towards eradication of criminalisation of politics, the Supreme Court today ruled that if any elected representative suppressed information on pending criminal cases, it could set aside their election.
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Electoral Reforms Are Long-Awaited: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today accepted that electoral reforms are "long awaited" but refused to entertain a PIL of several eminent citizens, including former air chief S Krishnaswamy and top cop Julio F Ribeiro, seeking a direction to Election Commission to verify details of persons contesting polls.
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Lawmakers Can be Disqualified for Hiding Criminal Record: Supreme Court
In a landmark judgement towards eradication of criminalisation of politics, the Supreme Court today ruled that if any elected representative suppressed information on pending criminal cases, it could set aside their election.
