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Uttarakhand Plans Ordinance To Prevent Criminals From Buying Land
The Uttarakhand government will soon introduce an ordinance to tighten the laws for buying land in the state to prevent people with criminal antecedents from making such purchases.
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New Bihar Cabinet Reflects "Social Imbalance", "Criminalisation", Says BJP Leader
The BJP on Tuesday alleged that the new cabinet in Bihar reflected "social imbalance" and patronage to those with criminal antecedents in the 'Mahagathbandhan' (grand alliance).
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Rajasthan Woman Arrested After She Opens Fire, Dares Cops To Take Action
A 27-year-old woman with criminal antecedents was arrested from Rajasthan's Nagaur on Thursday after she posted pictures of her firing bullets on social media.
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Court Should Look Into Accused's Antecedents Before Granting Bail: Supreme Court
Courts should enquire into the antecedents of an accused to find out if he has a bad record and is likely to commit serious offences while out on bail, the Supreme Court has observed.
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Nothing Like Criminal Kidney: Kerala High Court's Observation On Organ Donation
The Kerala High Court recently reiterated that criminal antecedents of an organ donor are not criteria to be considered by the authorisation committee for transplantation of human organs.
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Poll Body Tightens Timeline For "Publicity" Of Candidates' Criminal Record
Ahead of Bihar polls, the Election Commission on Friday made the norms of publicity of criminal antecedents of candidates stringent by putting a timeline on when such advertisements should be published and broadcast during electioneering.
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SIT Probing Into Vikas Dubey's Criminal Antecedents Seek Info From People
A SIT set up to enquire into the Kanpur ambush in which eight policemen were killed by Vikas Dubey and his henchmen, has sought information from the people on the gangster's criminal antecedents, including his alleged connivance with various authorities.
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Criminal Candidates Shouldn't Be Allowed To Contest Polls: Election Commission To Supreme Court
The Election Commission of India told the Supreme Court today that its 2018 direction asking poll candidates to declare their criminal antecedents in electronic and print media has not helped curb criminalisation of politics.
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Lok Sabha Poll Candidates Will Now Have To Advertise Their Crime Records
Election Commission has made it compulsory for candidates contesting polls to advertise their criminal antecedents in TV and newspapers at least three times during campaigns.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Candidates With Criminal Records
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking a direction to the Election Commission to restrain political parties from fielding candidates with criminal antecedents in polls.
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Candidates Failing To Disclose Criminal Cases Could Face Contempt Charges
Candidates failing to put out advertisements listing their criminal records during electioneering could face contempt of court proceedings and those publishing wrong information about their rivals' criminal antecedents could end up paying penalty for indulging in corrupt practices, the Election Commission has said.
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Poll Body Makes It Must For Candidates To Advertise Criminal Records
The Election Commission on Wednesday made it compulsory for candidates contesting polls to advertise their criminal antecedents in TV and newspapers at least three times during electioneering.
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A Look At Chronology Of Case On Criminal Lawmakers
The Supreme Court declared that all candidates will have to declare their criminal antecedents to the Election Commission.
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Top Court Says Voters Have Right To Know Criminal Records Of Candidates
The Supreme Court today said the voters have a right to know the antecedents of candidates and the Election Commission could be asked to direct political parties to ensure that persons, facing criminal charges, do not contest on their tickets using their poll symbols.
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Tainted Lawmakers Decrease; 80 Per Cent Multi-Millionaires In New UP Assembly
For those worried about electing criminals into the posts of public representatives, the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections provide some solace: In the new 403-member house, lawmakers with criminal antecedents have gone down to 36.
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Uttarakhand Plans Ordinance To Prevent Criminals From Buying Land
The Uttarakhand government will soon introduce an ordinance to tighten the laws for buying land in the state to prevent people with criminal antecedents from making such purchases.
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New Bihar Cabinet Reflects "Social Imbalance", "Criminalisation", Says BJP Leader
The BJP on Tuesday alleged that the new cabinet in Bihar reflected "social imbalance" and patronage to those with criminal antecedents in the 'Mahagathbandhan' (grand alliance).
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Rajasthan Woman Arrested After She Opens Fire, Dares Cops To Take Action
A 27-year-old woman with criminal antecedents was arrested from Rajasthan's Nagaur on Thursday after she posted pictures of her firing bullets on social media.
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Court Should Look Into Accused's Antecedents Before Granting Bail: Supreme Court
Courts should enquire into the antecedents of an accused to find out if he has a bad record and is likely to commit serious offences while out on bail, the Supreme Court has observed.
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Nothing Like Criminal Kidney: Kerala High Court's Observation On Organ Donation
The Kerala High Court recently reiterated that criminal antecedents of an organ donor are not criteria to be considered by the authorisation committee for transplantation of human organs.
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Poll Body Tightens Timeline For "Publicity" Of Candidates' Criminal Record
Ahead of Bihar polls, the Election Commission on Friday made the norms of publicity of criminal antecedents of candidates stringent by putting a timeline on when such advertisements should be published and broadcast during electioneering.
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SIT Probing Into Vikas Dubey's Criminal Antecedents Seek Info From People
A SIT set up to enquire into the Kanpur ambush in which eight policemen were killed by Vikas Dubey and his henchmen, has sought information from the people on the gangster's criminal antecedents, including his alleged connivance with various authorities.
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Criminal Candidates Shouldn't Be Allowed To Contest Polls: Election Commission To Supreme Court
The Election Commission of India told the Supreme Court today that its 2018 direction asking poll candidates to declare their criminal antecedents in electronic and print media has not helped curb criminalisation of politics.
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Lok Sabha Poll Candidates Will Now Have To Advertise Their Crime Records
Election Commission has made it compulsory for candidates contesting polls to advertise their criminal antecedents in TV and newspapers at least three times during campaigns.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Candidates With Criminal Records
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking a direction to the Election Commission to restrain political parties from fielding candidates with criminal antecedents in polls.
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Candidates Failing To Disclose Criminal Cases Could Face Contempt Charges
Candidates failing to put out advertisements listing their criminal records during electioneering could face contempt of court proceedings and those publishing wrong information about their rivals' criminal antecedents could end up paying penalty for indulging in corrupt practices, the Election Commission has said.
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Poll Body Makes It Must For Candidates To Advertise Criminal Records
The Election Commission on Wednesday made it compulsory for candidates contesting polls to advertise their criminal antecedents in TV and newspapers at least three times during electioneering.
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A Look At Chronology Of Case On Criminal Lawmakers
The Supreme Court declared that all candidates will have to declare their criminal antecedents to the Election Commission.
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Top Court Says Voters Have Right To Know Criminal Records Of Candidates
The Supreme Court today said the voters have a right to know the antecedents of candidates and the Election Commission could be asked to direct political parties to ensure that persons, facing criminal charges, do not contest on their tickets using their poll symbols.
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Tainted Lawmakers Decrease; 80 Per Cent Multi-Millionaires In New UP Assembly
For those worried about electing criminals into the posts of public representatives, the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections provide some solace: In the new 403-member house, lawmakers with criminal antecedents have gone down to 36.
