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Supreme Court Rejects Urgent Hearing of Pleas Over Political Freebies
The Supreme Court on Friday said that there was no urgency to hear the matter against freebies promised by the political parties during election campaigns.
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On Freebies Debate, Why Can't Centre Call All-Party Meet, Asks Supreme Court
Court says nothing can happen until and unless there is a unanimous decision among political parties as they make promises in elections
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On What Are 'Freebies', MK Stalin's DMK In Court: "Yardstick Can't Be..."
Welfare schemes provide uplift of weaker sections and cannot be described as "freebies", the DMK has told the Supreme Court.
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1,000 Crore Freebies For Doctors To Prescribe DOLO, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre to file its response within 10 days on a PIL seeking directions to make pharmaceutical companies liable for giving freebies to doctors as an incentive to prescribe their drugs.
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"Can Universal Healthcare Be Seen As Freebie?": Supreme Court Continues To Seek Definition
Promises alone aren't the basis of parties being elected, court says, in latest hearing of petition that demands bar on seeking votes for "freebies"
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AAP Moves Supreme Court On Freebies Plea: "Furthering Political Agenda"
The schemes for the socio-economic welfare of the deserving and disadvantaged masses cannot be described as "freebies", the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has submitted before the Supreme Court while seeking to intervene in a pending petition on the issue.
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Promising Freebies During Polls "Serious Economic Issue": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday observed that political parties promising to distribute freebies during election campaigns is a "serious economic issue" and said there is a need for a body to examine the issue.
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"Look Into It": Supreme Court To Centre On "Irrational" Freebies In Polls
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Central government to take a stand on the need to control the issue of political parties promising to distribute irrational freebies from public funds during election campaigns.
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Supreme Court expresses need for guidelines on freebies by political parties
The Supreme Court today asked the Election Commission to frame guidelines for restraining political parties from promising freebies to voters in their election manifestos.
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Supreme Court Rejects Urgent Hearing of Pleas Over Political Freebies
The Supreme Court on Friday said that there was no urgency to hear the matter against freebies promised by the political parties during election campaigns.
-
On Freebies Debate, Why Can't Centre Call All-Party Meet, Asks Supreme Court
Court says nothing can happen until and unless there is a unanimous decision among political parties as they make promises in elections
-
On What Are 'Freebies', MK Stalin's DMK In Court: "Yardstick Can't Be..."
Welfare schemes provide uplift of weaker sections and cannot be described as "freebies", the DMK has told the Supreme Court.
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1,000 Crore Freebies For Doctors To Prescribe DOLO, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre to file its response within 10 days on a PIL seeking directions to make pharmaceutical companies liable for giving freebies to doctors as an incentive to prescribe their drugs.
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"Can Universal Healthcare Be Seen As Freebie?": Supreme Court Continues To Seek Definition
Promises alone aren't the basis of parties being elected, court says, in latest hearing of petition that demands bar on seeking votes for "freebies"
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AAP Moves Supreme Court On Freebies Plea: "Furthering Political Agenda"
The schemes for the socio-economic welfare of the deserving and disadvantaged masses cannot be described as "freebies", the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has submitted before the Supreme Court while seeking to intervene in a pending petition on the issue.
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Promising Freebies During Polls "Serious Economic Issue": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday observed that political parties promising to distribute freebies during election campaigns is a "serious economic issue" and said there is a need for a body to examine the issue.
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"Look Into It": Supreme Court To Centre On "Irrational" Freebies In Polls
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Central government to take a stand on the need to control the issue of political parties promising to distribute irrational freebies from public funds during election campaigns.
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Supreme Court expresses need for guidelines on freebies by political parties
The Supreme Court today asked the Election Commission to frame guidelines for restraining political parties from promising freebies to voters in their election manifestos.
