Supreme Court of India
Raghblr Singh Gill v. Gurcharan Singh Tohra & Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951, Section 94-Secrecy of voting -Scope of Section 94--Constitution of India Articles 326 & 327--Tam pering with records-Applicability of Section 64A of the Act to the present case-Rule 56(2) of the Election Rules, scope of-Section !OO(d)(l) (iii) of the Act and void elections--Petition for recount, when to be order ed-Non-appearance of election Petitioner in tile witness box, whether viti ates the petition-Interference by Supren1e Court in an election petition. An election petition waS :filed by the respondent against the appellant, a returned
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