SC says Natarajan's remedy in poll row lies with EC
Synopsis The Supreme Court has indicated it generally does not intervene in rejected nomination cases before elections. Candidates usually seek remedies through election law after
Synopsis The Supreme Court has indicated it generally does not intervene in rejected nomination cases before elections. Candidates usually seek remedies through election law after rejection. The court questioned if it had ever interfered at this nomination scrutiny stage. This stance was taken while hearing a Congress leader's plea against her nomination rejection for Rajya Sabha polls in Madhya Pradesh.
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