Supreme Court of India
Rakesh Kumar v. Sunil Kumar
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Election Law : Representation of People Act 1951, Ss. 33(1), 36(5) r/w Election Sym- bols (Reservation and Allotment) Order 1968, Rule 13--Respondent and two other candidates filing nomination papers as BJP candidates for election to the Punjab Vidhan Sabha-Returning Officer raising suo motu objection at time of scrutiny that BJP had set up more than one candidate and none could be treated as its candidate-:-Respondent requesting 24 hours' time to produce official confinnation of his candidature-Returning Officer declining time to Respondent and rejecting nomination paper-Respondent's
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