SULTAN SADIK vs SANJAY RAJ SUBBA .

The Supreme Court addressed the election petition challenging the appellant's election under Section 100(1) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, on the grounds of disqualification due to holding a post of profit as an Assistant Teacher. The Court clarified that the appellant's position did not constitute a disqualification as he was not receiving remuneration for the role. Consequently, the Court upheld the election of the appellant, ruling that the election petition was without merit.