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HC conferred 'awesome' power on EC: Centre
NEW DELHI, APRIL 23. The Centre today criticised the Kerala High
Court judgment empowering the Election Commission to initiate
deregistration proceedings against political parties which called
for `bandh' affecting normal life.
The Attorney General, Mr. Soli J. Sorabjee, submitted before a
three-judge Bench headed by the Chief Justice, Mr. A. S. Anand,
that ``the High Court by judicial interpretation has conferred an
awesome power on the Election Commission for deregistration of
parties which Parliament has refrained from doing''. The Kerala
High Court's order was challenged in the apex court by the
Congress, Communist Party of India and the court today granted
leave for Special Leave Petitions.
The Bench directed the parties to file their submissions within
eight weeks and posted the matter for further directions in the
third week of July.
- PTI
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