Supreme Court of India
Sh. Dharmvir v. Amar Singh
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We hold that the various acts of hooliganism and other fraudulent and nefarious acts and activities, as alleged in the election C petition, against the appellant have been amply proved by the petitioners in the election petition.
Judgment, page 27
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The Representation of People Act, 1951: Section 100 (l)(d)-Election-Counting process-Ballot papers-In c favour of rival candidate-Found double marked, defaced and muti- lated-Thousands of votes cancelled and rendered invalid-Returned ---. candidate's abetment, connivance and consent proved-Benefit of wrongful -rejection of votes derived by returned candidate alone--Retumed candidate's election-Materially affected by improper rejection of votes obtained by rival candidate-Returned candidate's election declared void. Section 64- -Not applicable as it deals with a situation where the counting of
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