Legislative Dictionary - C
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Legislative Dictionary
Corrupt Practice
Category | C |
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Title | Corrupt Practice |
Details | A person is guilty of corrupt practice punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to seven years and shall not be less than two years, and also with fine if he— (1) [Omitted] (2) has met any election expenses from any source other than sources specified by the contesting candidate in the statement or the supplementary statement submitted under Article 44AA; (2A) contravenes the provisions of Article 44B; (2B) is guilty of bribery, personation or undue influence; (3) makes or publishes a false statement—
(4) calls upon or persuades any person to vote, or to refrain from voting, for any candidate on the ground that he belongs to a particular religion, community, race, caste, sect, or tribe; (5) knowingly, in order to support or oppose a candidate, lets, lends, employs, hires, borrows or uses any vehicle or vessel for the purpose of conveying to or from polling station any elector except himself and members of his immediate family; or (6) causes or attempts to cause any person present and waiting to vote at the polling station to depart without voting. [See article 73, the Representation of the People Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 155 of 1972)]. |
Created On | June 1, 2011, 2:21 PM |
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