Supreme Court of India
Laxmi Kant Bajpai v. Hazi Yaqoob & Ors.
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Election Laws - Election to State Assembly- Challenged on the ground that electoral roll containing names from 21 localities were in contravention of order of de/imitation - Election petition dismissed by High Court - On appeal, held: Election not liable to be declared void - Electoral roll was prepared on the basis of delimitation order - Courts cannot decide any issue relating to issuance or revision of an electoral roll - The remedy lies in the procedure laid down in the prescribed rules - In absence of a fresh order of de/imitation issued by delimitation Commission, Election Commission
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