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Shiv Sena row: ‘Not a shred of evidence’ new party constitution was submitted to EC, Shinde faction tells SC

First reported 7 Oct, 03:06 UTCUpdated 4h ago2 sources

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The Eknath Shinde faction on Wednesday defended the Election Commission’s decision recognising it as the real Shiv Sena and allotting it the party’s bow-and-arrow symbol, telling the Supreme Court that there was “not a shred of evidence” that any party constitution after 2011 had been submitted to the poll body…

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The New Indian Express
Shiv Sena row: ‘Not a shred of evidence’ new party constitution was submitted to EC, Shinde faction tells SC

The Eknath Shinde faction on Wednesday defended the Election Commission’s decision recognising it as the real Shiv Sena and allotting it the party’s bow-and-arrow symbol, telling the Supreme Court that there was “not a shred of evidence” that any party constitution after 2011 had been submitted to the poll body…

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‘Constitutional Sin Of Defection': SC Questions EC's Decision To Rely On Legislative Strength In Shiv Sena Symbol Row

The Supreme Court questioned whether the Shiv Sena’s election symbol should favour defectors, while scrutinising the Election Commission’s reliance on legislative strength to settle disputes.

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  1. Times NowRightINMixed factuality
    ‘Constitutional Sin Of Defection': SC Questions EC's Decision To Rely On Legislative Strength In Shiv Sena Symbol Row (opens Times Now in a new tab)

    The Supreme Court questioned whether the Shiv Sena’s election symbol should favour defectors, while scrutinising the Election Commission’s reliance on legislative strength to settle disputes.

  2. The New Indian ExpressCenterINHigh factuality
    Shiv Sena row: ‘Not a shred of evidence’ new party constitution was submitted to EC, Shinde faction tells SC (opens The New Indian Express in a new tab)

    The Eknath Shinde faction on Wednesday defended the Election Commission’s decision recognising it as the real Shiv Sena and allotting it the party’s bow-and-arrow symbol, telling the Supreme Court that there was “not a shred of evidence” that any party constitution after 2011 had been submitted to the poll body…

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