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Allahabad HC: Elected Representative Not Enjoying Will of the People Can't be in Power - (14 Sep 2020)

ELECTION

Allahabad High Court has observed that in a democratic setup, where the right to govern depends on the will of the people, the person who has lost the majority cannot be permitted to hold office.

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