Supreme Court Rejects PIL on Rahul Gandhi's Vote Allegations
The Supreme Court rejected a public interest litigation (PIL) petition seeking a probe into allegations of anomalies in voters' lists raised by Rahul Gandhi.
Pursue your remedy wherever you want
A Bench of Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi stated that the petitioner can pursue his remedy elsewhere, but not through the Court via PIL.
- The petitioner claimed that a representation was given to the Election Commission, but it was not considered.
- The Court clarified that writ petitions filed in public interest shall not be entertained.
The Court rejected the plea, allowing the petitioner to pursue alternate remedies.
Author's summary: Court rejects PIL on vote allegations.
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