Friday, 10 August 2018

PARLIAMENT MUST BAN ALL CRIMINAL LEADERS: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court said that the People with criminal antecedents becoming members of Parliament and state assemblies is a problem and the legislature should not ignore it. Attorney general K K Venugopal suggested that the Supreme Court could ask Parliament to enact a law debarring those from polls against whom charges had been framed in heinous crimes. Since, the Court told to a bunch of petitioners, who sought a direction to debar candidates with criminal background from contesting elections, that the Court was bound by the Laxman Rekha which mandated constitutional courts only to declare the law and not legislate.



DECCAN CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER


TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER


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