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Madras HC questions claim that Vijay’s alleged asset non-disclosure can void his election

First reported 7 Oct, 12:51 UTCUpdated 19h ago3 sources

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The Madras High Court, on October 7, asked how alleged discrepancies in Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s election affidavit could amount to undue influence on voters or justify setting aside his victory from Perambur. Justice V Lakshminarayanan raised the questions while hearing Vijay’s plea seeking…

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Madras HC questions claim that Vijay’s alleged asset non-disclosure can void his election

The Madras High Court, on October 7, asked how alleged discrepancies in Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s election affidavit could amount to undue influence on voters or justify setting aside his victory from Perambur. Justice V Lakshminarayanan raised the questions while hearing Vijay’s plea seeking…

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Does omission of property info amount to undue influence on voters: Madras HC in CM Vijay case

CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has questioned whether non-disclosure of assets worth Rs 30 crore in the affidavit accompanying the nomination papers of Chief Minister and TVK chief C Joseph Vijay vitiates his victory in the April polls and if that’s good enough reason to set aside his victory. “How does suppression of…

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  1. Hindustan TimesCenterINMostly factual
    'You think Vijay wrote down assets?': HC asks if ₹30 crore omission is 'corrupt practice' (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)

    Madras HC questioned whether omission of ₹30 crore assets from Vijay’s election affidavit could amount to corrupt practice when he declared ₹600 crore assets.

  2. The New Indian ExpressCenterINHigh factuality
    Does omission of property info amount to undue influence on voters: Madras HC in CM Vijay case (opens The New Indian Express in a new tab)

    CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has questioned whether non-disclosure of assets worth Rs 30 crore in the affidavit accompanying the nomination papers of Chief Minister and TVK chief C Joseph Vijay vitiates his victory in the April polls and if that’s good enough reason to set aside his victory. “How does suppression of…

  3. The News MinuteLean LeftINHigh factuality
    Madras HC questions claim that Vijay’s alleged asset non-disclosure can void his election (opens The News Minute in a new tab)

    The Madras High Court, on October 7, asked how alleged discrepancies in Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s election affidavit could amount to undue influence on voters or justify setting aside his victory from Perambur. Justice V Lakshminarayanan raised the questions while hearing Vijay’s plea seeking…

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