Udhayanidhi Election Victory is Valid ? HC makes Verdict finally
The election challenge contesting DMK mla Udayanithi Stalin's victory in the Tiruvallikeni constituency was dismissed by the chennai High Court. In last year's assembly elections, lawyer ML Ravi, who ran for the National People's Party, filed an election petition challenging the victory of Udayanithi Stalin, the party's youth secretary, who ran for the DMK in the Chepauk-Tiruvallikeni constituency. The high court ruled in favour of the defendants and dismissed the case.
Meanwhile, in another election case, voter R. Premalatha gave false information concerning the cases against him in a nomination filed by Udayanithi Stalin. The complaints were not accepted by the government. As a result, Udayanidhi urged that the candidate's candidacy be declared null and void, as well as his election campaign and victory.
On behalf of Udayanidhi, a rejection petition was submitted, requesting that the matter be dismissed. It didn't keep the details of the case against her hidden from her. That is why the election Commission, despite the fact that my candidacy had been objected to, recognised my candidacy and enabled me to run. As a result, Premalatha urged that the ongoing election lawsuit be dismissed.
Udayani Stalin's petition outlines 22 situations in which no charges have been brought against him and no court hearing has been held, according to Judge Bharathi Dasan, who gave the ruling in the case today. He accepted Udayanidhi's request and dismissed the election case against him, claiming that the petition lacked basic evidence for the election case's claims.
Meanwhile, in another election case, voter R. Premalatha gave false information concerning the cases against him in a nomination filed by Udayanithi Stalin. The complaints were not accepted by the government. As a result, Udayanidhi urged that the candidate's candidacy be declared null and void, as well as his election campaign and victory.
On behalf of Udayanidhi, a rejection petition was submitted, requesting that the matter be dismissed. It didn't keep the details of the case against her hidden from her. That is why the election Commission, despite the fact that my candidacy had been objected to, recognised my candidacy and enabled me to run. As a result, Premalatha urged that the ongoing election lawsuit be dismissed.
Udayani Stalin's petition outlines 22 situations in which no charges have been brought against him and no court hearing has been held, according to Judge Bharathi Dasan, who gave the ruling in the case today. He accepted Udayanidhi's request and dismissed the election case against him, claiming that the petition lacked basic evidence for the election case's claims.