Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge
Districts referenced: Chennai, Tirupathur
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- + Politics
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Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge
Reported by: The Hindu
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| Source | Headline | Emphasis | Stance | Omits |
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| The Hindu English | Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge | — | neutral / descriptive | — |
| The Hindu English | Tirupattur TVK MLA’s win by a single vote: Madras High Court reserves orders on plea to reject election petition | outcome / result | neutral / descriptive | — |
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Every report in this story (2)
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Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge
23 Sept, 16:09 ISTOwner: media conglomerateFamily: kasturi-and-sonsLocality: ChennaiExt. factuality: no rating on recordObserved alignment: insufficient dataOpen ↗Tirupattur TVK MLA’s win by a single vote: Madras High Court reserves orders on plea to reject election petition
23 Sept, 15:39 ISTOwner: media conglomerateFamily: kasturi-and-sonsLocality: ChennaiExt. factuality: no rating on recordObserved alignment: insufficient dataOpen ↗
What changed (2 updates across 2 reports)
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- 23 Sept, 15:39The Hindu — Tamil NaduNew detail
Tirupattur TVK MLA’s win by a single vote: Madras High Court reserves orders on plea to reject election petition
- 23 Sept, 16:09The Hindu — Tamil NaduNew detail
Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge
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- The HinduNews reportEnglish23 Sept, 16:09 IST
Resigned MLAs seeking re-election in bypolls may amount to insulting voters: Madras High Court judge
“Justice S.M. Subramaniam wonders why the Election Commission of India should not frame guidelines to address the issue”
Read original ↗ - The HinduNews reportEnglish23 Sept, 15:39 IST
Tirupattur TVK MLA’s win by a single vote: Madras High Court reserves orders on plea to reject election petition
“Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan defers his verdict on R. Seenivasa Sethupathy’s plea to reject the election petition filed by former DMK Minister K.R. Periakaruppan”
Read original ↗