Supreme Court of India
Mohammad Sadique v. Darbara Singh Guru
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Election Laws - Election to Assembly Constituency - Reserved for Scheduled Caste - Election declared - Election of returned candidate challenged - On the ground that returned candidate being a Muslim did not belong to Scheduled Caste and hence not entitled to contest the election from the constituency reserved for Scheduled Caste - High Court allowed the election petition setting aside the election of returned candidate - On appeal, held:· The returned cqndidate has proved that though his family followed Islam but they belonged to 'Doom' co111111unity 1l'hich is a Scheduled Caste in Punjab
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