New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a notification to the Center and Indian Election Commission on pills that searched for sidewalks on free without thoughts announced by political parties on the evening of the election that could potentially provide a large financial burden on the country, most of them were already located Under the burden of severe debt.
Chief Justice of NV Ramana and Hakya as Bopanna and Hima Kohli entertained the Pil submitted by Advocate Petitioner Ashwini Upadhyay after hearing her advice Vikas Singh, who argued that the announcement of Freebies by the party-party participation for health solving from the country.
The CJI LED bench refers to the 2013 SC assessment in the case of Subramaniam Balaji where the court has been shocking on the announcement of the pre-election Freebies, even though it has been called this is not a corrupt election practice.
SC requested the center and EC to determine in two weeks what steps they reflect on arranging the promised freebies during the election.
Singh said that state finances, some have a debt burden of Rs 3 Lakh per capita, will collapse when political parties compete with each other in providing monthly allowances to all women.
Who will pay this additional burden, he asks.
The court ended Freebies as a serious problem that could influence voters and influence the justice of the poll.