The Supreme Court issued notice today to K Babu, responding to a plea by CPI(M) leader M Swaraj challenging the election result of the 2021 Kerala Assembly polls. Swaraj alleges the use of religious symbols for votes by Babu, which the Kerala High Court rejected, citing lack of evidence. Babu is asked to respond to the plea.
The Kerala High Court Today (April 11th) dismissed a petition filed by Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader M Swaraj challenging the election of Congress MLA K Babu from the Thrippunithura constituency during the 2021 State Assembly polls.
The Indian Supreme Court upheld the election petition filed by CPI(M) leader M Swaraj against Congress MLA K Babu’s victory in the 2021 Kerala assembly elections. The court’s decision emphasizes the importance of fair and transparent elections and sets the stage for a thorough examination of electoral malpractice allegations. This ruling carries significant implications for India’s electoral jurisprudence.
