Supreme Court of India
Era Sezhiyan v. T.R. Balu and Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951/Conduct of Election Rules 1961: Sections 60 and JOO/Rules 30, .31 .37A, 39A, 56 & 70-Rajya Sabha election-Bailor paper marked with green ink while blue ball ; point pen kept in voting booth for use by voter-Voting in'violation of election rules-Hence ballot paper rightly rejected: mark not place in c the column earmarked for marking the preference but placed opposite __.!. the name of the candidate: intention of the voter clearly indicated- Hence ballot papers rightly accepted. Election of six Members to the Rajya Sabha by the elected Mem- bers of the
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- 2014 Arikala Narasa Reddy v. Venkata Ram Reddy Reddygari & Anr.
- 1999 T.H. Musthaffa v. M.P. Varghese and Ors.
Of those, 2 mentioned
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