Supreme Court of India
Bihari Lal Rada v. Anil Jain (tinu) & Ors.
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We hold that the High Court ought not to have interfered with the proceedings whereunder the appellant was declared to have been duly elected as the G President of Municipal Council, Hisar.
Judgment, page 22
From the headnote
ELECTION LAWS: HARYANA MUNICIPAL ACT, 1973/HARYANA MUNICIPAL ELECTION RULES, 1978: S. 18/r. 70 - Election to office of President of Municipality c - Held: Even if the post is reserved for SC, ST, BC, Councilor 0 belonging to SC, ST or BC can be elected even if such person is not elected as Councilor from a reserved ward - Likewise when the post is not reserved, all candidates irrespective of the fact whether they have been elected from a reserved ward or general ward entitled to seek election as president - Constitution of India, Article 243T. In this appeal, the election of the appellant as
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