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may 2002

Supreme Court of India · 2002-05-02

Union Of India vs As&Soacnioatthieorn For Democratic ...

Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
Union Of India
Respondent
As&Soacnioatthieorn For Democratic ...
Bench
M.B. Shah, Bisheshwar Prasad Singh, H.K. Sema

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court addressed whether voters in a democratic republic have a fundamental right to know the relevant particulars, including criminal antecedents and assets, of candidates contesting elections to Parliament and State Legislatures. The court examined if the High Court had jurisdiction under Article 226 to direct the implementation of Law Commission recommendations to make the electoral process more transparent. The ruling affirms that transparency in candidate disclosure is essential for voters to exercise their franchise meaningfully.

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