Supreme Court of India
Sri B. Rajgopala Rao & Anr. v. Sri Appayya Dora Hanumanthu & Ors.
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The Representation of the People Act, 1951- Section 123(1) ( )(b)-Corrupt practices-Whether certain statements made and published through the Publicity Department of the Govt. in newspapers offering rice and dhoties on subsidised rates to the economically back ward classes of people amount to corrupt practice. These two appeals arise out of the judgments in two Election Petitions before the Andhra Pradesh High Court questioning the elec tion of respondent No. 1 as a Member of Parliament from Srikakulam c No. 1 Parliamentary constituency in the 8th General Election to the House of the
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