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Public Interest Foundation v Union of India (2018) | Criminalisation of Politics

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Can a candidate be disqualified merely because criminal charges have been framed? This Short explains Public Interest Foundation v Union of India (2018), the Supreme Court’s concern about criminalisation of politics, and why creating a new disqualification is primarily Parliament’s task. Revise election law and candidate disclosure for LL.B., judiciary and UGC NET Law. Subscribe to Law Easy. #PublicInterestFoundation #ElectionLaw #CriminalisationOfPolitics #LawShorts #LegalEducation 📚 Free notes, quizzes & more: https://www.thelaweasy.com

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