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Chief Election Commissioner v Jan Chaukidar (2013) | Prison Voting & Elections
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Can a person in lawful custody vote or contest an election? This Short explains Chief Election Commissioner v Jan Chaukidar (2013), Section 62(5) of the Representation of the People Act, and Parliament’s 2013 legislative response. Revise election law for LL.B., judiciary and UGC NET Law. Subscribe to Law Easy for clear case briefs. #JanChaukidar #ElectionLaw #RepresentationOfThePeopleAct #LawShorts #LegalEducation
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