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Madras High Court dismisses plea to prevent resigned MLAs from recontesting in the resulting bypolls

  • Posted on September 24, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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  • 1 min read
In brief

The Madras High Court has rejected a petition seeking to bar legislators who voluntarily resigned from contesting upcoming bye-elections in their constituencies. The court's decision reinforces that parliamentary bodies retain exclusive jurisdiction over electoral eligibility matters. This ruling clarifies the legal framework governing candidates' rights to participate in special elections following voluntary resignations, establishing important precedent for future electoral proceedings in India.

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Madras High Court dismisses plea to prevent resigned MLAs from recontesting in the resulting bypolls
Madras High Court dismisses plea to prevent resigned MLAs from recontesting in the resulting bypolls

Madras High Court dismisses plea to restrict resigned MLAs from recontesting elections, emphasizing parliamentary authority on the matter.
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