New Delhi: Alarming Increase in Candidates with Criminal Antesedents Although there is an order repeated to limit them from the polls that fight to encourage the Supreme Court on Tuesday to furrow intelligence by legislature to stop political criminalization but realize the ingenuity of ‘realpolitics’ can inhibit judicial intervention in this matter.
“The legislative branch will not take steps in this matter, both in the future that can be estimated or in a distant future, which are many sure,” said the Judicial bench RF Nariman and BR Gavai.
It dealt with 10 political parties who, during the Bihar Assembly poll, allegedly violated the SC-2020 sequence which mandated all parties to upload on their website over the anteceden candidates, the reason for their choice and why net candidates could not be chosen.
SC said the explanation should not be “impossible”.
Order February 13, 2020 is in the SC assessment supplement September 25, 2018 in the case of the public interest foundation mandating all parties to submit to the details of the criminal antecedents of each candidate entered into it.
Advocate Vikas Singh, emerged for EC, said that in the polls of the Council of Bihar last year, RJD led the party by installing 104 candidates with criminal antecedents.
Other party candidates with criminal antecedents are: BJP 77, LJP 67, JDU 56, RLSP 57, INC 45, BSP 29, NCP 26, CPI 5, and CPM 4.
He said while all the others have fulfilled the details, most of them do not obey Enter information on the website or publish ads in a day.
He said the CPI, CPM and NCP did not bother to notify EC.
When the court argues if the non-compliance with the direction of SC and EC must lead to the freezing of the symbol of the party’s selection, Advocates of the Capil Sibal and Dinesh respectively, for NCP and BSP respectively, and the Harish ointment, for EC, Winnability said is the main consideration in politics and direction The selection of choosing candidates without criminal antecedents will be difficult because in many cases cases liked by leaders.
Sibal said most parties at the national level did not know what had happened in Pancayat, district or even at the state level.
‘The legislature will not act against political criminalization’
