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Supreme Court Split on Referring Election Commission Selection Law Pleas to Constitution Bench

A divided Supreme Court has yet to decide if petitions challenging the new law on Election Commission appointments will be reviewed by a larger, five-judge bench.

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Supreme Court bench splits on referring EC law challenge

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Supreme Court refers EC appointment law petitions to Constitution Bench

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Justice Datta questions minister's role in EC selection panel

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Solicitor General cites collegium system, draws reaction from bench

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  1. A Judge's Straight Bat Behind Supreme Court's 'Umpire' Swipe In Election Commission Case
    NDTV India
  2. Clamour against Collegium feeble attempt to hide government ‘dereliction and failure’, says Justice Datta - The Hindu
    The Hindu
  3. Clamour against Collegium feeble attempt to hide government ‘dereliction and failure’, says Justice Datta
    The Hindu
  4. Independent ECI not enough, must also appear to be so: Supreme Court judge
    Indian Express
  5. Minister in CEC-EC selection panel prima facie fails ‘perception test’, J. Datta says in split verdict
    Business Line - Home