Supreme Court of India
lNDRAJIT BARUA & ORS. ETC. v. ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA & ORS.
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General Election to the Assam Legislative Assembly was notified to be held in February 1983. The petitioners filed writ petitions in the High Court contending that elections should not be held in the State on the basis of defective electoral rolls prepared in 1979 and to defer holding of the elections on account of the prevailing disturbed situation in the state. An interim order for stay of the elections was also sought.…
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