Supreme Court Holds Voters Can File Private Complaints Over False Election Affidavits Under Section 125A

Who may complain about a false election affidavit? Any person, the Supreme Court has held: private complaints over false election affidavits can be filed under Section 125A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, without satisfying Section 195(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. New Delhi: A voter or any other private person can […]

Madras High Court Reserves Order On CM Vijay’s Plea To Reject Election Petition Over Asset Non-Disclosure

The Madras High Court has reserved its order on Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s application to reject a voter’s election petition against his Perambur win. The Court asked whether non-disclosure of assets amounts to undue influence. No finding has been made.

Madras High Court Asks If Rs 30 Crore Asset Non-Disclosure Is Corrupt Practice In Vijay Case

Can Rs 30 crore asset non-disclosure amount to corrupt practice when about Rs 600 crore was declared? The Madras High Court put that question orally while hearing Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s plea to reject an election petition against his Perambur win. Chennai: Hearing the Chief Minister’s application to reject an election petition filed by […]

Nandigram Bypoll: Calcutta High Court Rejects Congress Plea on BJP Candidate Hasirani Rath’s Alleged Age Mismatch

The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea by the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee that questioned alleged discrepancies between the declared age and the educational particulars in the election affidavit of BJP’s Nandigram bypoll candidate Hasirani Rath.

Age Discrepancy In BJP Nandigram Candidate’s Affidavit: Congress Questions ECI, Calcutta HC Reserves Verdict

The Calcutta High Court has reserved its verdict on a Congress plea alleging a discrepancy in the election affidavit of the BJP’s Nandigram bypoll candidate, with the party clarifying that it was not seeking to cancel her candidature but questioning whether the Election Commission discharged its scrutiny duty. Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court has reserved […]

No Hiding Spouse’s Assets, Municipal Poll Candidates Must Reveal Them: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that Gujarat municipal poll candidates must disclose both their own and their spouse’s assets in election affidavits to ensure transparency. It also held that a magistrate’s incorrect statutory provision at cognisance does not automatically invalidate criminal proceedings.

Election Affidavit Row: Madras HC Dismisses Pleas Seeking Probe Into Poll Affidavits Of Vijay, Udhayanidhi Stalin And Tamilisai

The Madras High Court dismissed petitions seeking scrutiny of alleged discrepancies in election affidavits filed by TVK leader Vijay, Udhayanidhi Stalin, and Tamilisai Soundararajan during Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2026.

Madras High Court Issues Notice to Vijay Over Election Affidavit Discrepancies Seeks Response From Election Commission and IT Department

Madras High Court issued notice to Vijay, Election Commission of India and Income Tax Department over affidavit discrepancies. Bench noted apparent irregularity but sought responses before examining merits of case further.

Madras High Court Issues Notice to Udhayanidhi Stalin over Affidavit Inconsistencies Seeks Report From Tax Authorities by April 20

The Madras High Court issued notice to Udhayanidhi Stalin Union government and tax authorities over alleged inconsistencies in election affidavit details Bench led by Chief Justice SA Dharmadhikari directed agencies to submit detailed report before court by April 20

Rs. 374 Crore Annual Income! Abhishek Manu Singhvi Declares Rs,2,558 Crore Assets In Rajya Sabha Nomination Affidavit

Senior Advocate and Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi has declared assets worth about Rs 2,558 crore in his election affidavit filed with his nomination for the Rajya Sabha elections from Telangana, detailing family assets, income, liabilities, and financial interests.