Supreme Court Rejects Argument That Political Party's Promises In Manifesto For Financial Aid Will Amount To 'Corrupt Practice' By Candidate
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It is possible that they can be termed as wrong policies under the given facts and circumstances of the case, but cannot be termed as corrupt practices.” commitments by a political party in its manifesto, which eventually leads to direct or indirect financial help to the public at large, will also a
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- It is possible that they can be termed as wrong policies under the given facts and circumstances of the case, but cannot be termed as corrupt practices.”
- commitments by a political party in its manifesto, which eventually leads to direct or indirect financial help to the public at large, will also amount to corrupt practice by a candidate
- a PIL seeking to stop political parties from promising 'freebies' in election manifestos is pending before the Supreme Court.
- guarantees in the manifesto amounted to corrupt practices
- Whether they are financially viable or not is altogether a different aspect.
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