Supreme Court of India
Election Commission of India v. Bajrang Bahadur Singh & Ors.
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Representation of the People Act, 1951 - s. 9A - Dis qualification for Government contracts, etc. - Petitioner c elected,to State Legislative Assembly from an Assembly Constituency - Thereafter, declaration by Governor that petitioner incurred disqualification stipulated u/s. 9A since the petitioner entered into culprit contracts with the State after his election to the Legislative Assembly - Issuance of Notification that seat occupied by the petitioner fell vacant and press note announcing election schedule for filling up vacancy in the said Constituency- Writ petition by the peti tioner-
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