Supreme Court Rejects PIL on Rahul Gandhi's Vote Allegations
The Supreme Court rejected a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a special investigation team (SIT) probe into allegations by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on anomalies in voters' lists.
"Pursue your remedy wherever you want,"
said Justice Surya Kant. The petitioner was told to pursue alternate remedies as the Court stated that a writ petition filed in public interest shall not be entertained.
- The PIL sought a probe into allegations of discrepancies in voters' lists in several elections.
- The petitioner claimed that a representation was given to the Election Commission but was not considered.
The Court's decision was made by a Bench of Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi.
Author's summary: Court rejects PIL on vote allegations.
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