Supreme Court of India
Bharatiya Janata Party West Bengal v. State of West Bengal & Ors.
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Election Laws – State Election Commission issued notifications for panchayat elections – Petitioner, a political p arty alleged that its candidates were not allowed to collect and submit the nomination forms, on account of violent resistance by supporters of the ruling party – Petitioner sought directions to the State Election Commission to issue nomination papers on internet so that cand idates of the petitioner could apply through e-mail – Held: In Bodula Kris hnaiah case it was held that once the election process has been set in motion, the Court ought not to interfere – In instant case,
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