Supreme Court of India
Association of Resident of Mhow (rom) & Anr. v. The Delimitation Commission of India & Ors.
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Delimitation Act, 2002 - ss. 8, 9 and 10 - Delimitation of Parliamentary Constituencies - Shifting of Mhow Assembly Constituency from Indore Parliamentary Constituency and including it into Dhar Parliamentary Constituency - Mandatory requirement u/s. 9(2) - Compliance of - Held: Commission determined delimitation of Parliamentary Constituencies in State of Madhya Pradesh after considering all objections and suggestions received by it before the specified date - It got the orders published in Official Gazette of India and the State which is to be treated as law and is to be given effect to ·-
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