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Indian Supreme Court Upholds SIR and VB-G Ram G Rules, Affirms Dowry Laws
The Indian Supreme Court has upheld the SIR and VB-G Ram G rules, while also affirming existing dowry laws. The court stated that the right to vote is a valuable constitutional right but not absolute, in its verdict on the SIR case.
28 May, 01:40 — 28 May, 12:40
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indian-expressMostly Factual73d ago
UPSC Key: Supreme Court upholds SIR, VB-G Ram G rules, and Dowry
By Khushboo Kumari
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Right to vote is a ‘valuable constitutional right’ but not absolute: Supreme Court in SIR verdict
The integrity of elections is inextricably linked to the correctness of the electoral roll, the top court said.
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First report: hindustan-times · 28 May, 01:40|Full coverage: 3 · 11h|Window: 11h
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