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Centre Opposes Plea In Top Court For Lifetime Ban On Convicted Politicians
The Centre has opposed in the Supreme Court the amended PIL seeking imposition of lifetime ban on convicted politicians from contesting elections, saying the elected representatives are "equally bound" by law.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Government On Plea To Ban Convicts From Heading Parties
The Supreme Court today sought the responses of the government and the Election Commission on a PIL seeking to restrain convicted politicians from running and holding posts in political parties.
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PIL In Supreme Court To Bar Convicts From Contesting Polls, Judiciary
A plea was today filed in the Supreme Court seeking directions to the centre and the poll panel to debar convicts from contesting elections for life and stopping them from entering judiciary and the executive.
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What are rules for if convict can enjoy 105 days outside jail: High Court on Sanjay Dutt's parole
Hearing a Public Interest Litigation or PIL against repeated parole granted to actor Sanjay Dutt, the Bombay High Court today said, "What is the point of rules and regulations if a convict can enjoy 105 days outside the jail?"
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Centre Opposes Plea In Top Court For Lifetime Ban On Convicted Politicians
The Centre has opposed in the Supreme Court the amended PIL seeking imposition of lifetime ban on convicted politicians from contesting elections, saying the elected representatives are "equally bound" by law.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Government On Plea To Ban Convicts From Heading Parties
The Supreme Court today sought the responses of the government and the Election Commission on a PIL seeking to restrain convicted politicians from running and holding posts in political parties.
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PIL In Supreme Court To Bar Convicts From Contesting Polls, Judiciary
A plea was today filed in the Supreme Court seeking directions to the centre and the poll panel to debar convicts from contesting elections for life and stopping them from entering judiciary and the executive.
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What are rules for if convict can enjoy 105 days outside jail: High Court on Sanjay Dutt's parole
Hearing a Public Interest Litigation or PIL against repeated parole granted to actor Sanjay Dutt, the Bombay High Court today said, "What is the point of rules and regulations if a convict can enjoy 105 days outside the jail?"
