Supreme Court of India
Shubnath Deogram v. Ram Narain Prasad and Others
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Election Petition-Corrupt practice-Appeal to vote on grounds of religion-Leaflet issued by party-Construction of-Representa tion of the People Act, I95I (43 of I95I), s. Iz3(3). The appellant, a candidate set up by the Jharkhand Party, was declared elected to the Bihar Legislative Assembly from the Manoharpur constit~ency in the district of Singbhum. He was an Adibasi belonging to 'Ho' community, and the constituency also consisted of electors belonging largely to' the Adibasi com munities of Hos, Mundas and Oraons. The symbol chosen by the party and allotted by the Election Commission to
Where later benches applied it
- 1994 S.R. Bommai v. Union of India and Ors.
- 1984 S. Harcharan Singh v. S. Sajjan Singh and Ors.
- 1964 Ramanbhai Ashabhai Patel v. Dabhi Ajitkumar Fulsinji and Others
- 1959 Dr. B. K. Pal Chaudhry v. The State Oe Assam
Of those, 4 mentioned
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