Supreme Court of India
Md. Alauddin Khan v. Karam Thamarjit Singh
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Representation of the People Act, 1951: ss. 97, 100(1 )(d)(iii) - Election petition - Allegation that some impersonators voted in the name of dead persons in named polling station - Prayer to order recount of votes cast in the named polling station and to declare election of returned candidate as void - By way of defence, the returned candidate in the written statement stated that even the petitioner had not secured the votes shown to have been cast in his favour as even in his case there were void votes and prayed for recount of votes of all the candidates - High Court ordered to delete the
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