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Parties failed to publish details of 191 candidates with criminal records in 2026 Assembly polls: ADR report

Form C7, mandated by the Supreme Court, requires political parties to publish the reasons for selecting candidates with pending criminal cases

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Parties failed to publish details of 191 candidates with criminal records in 2026 Assembly polls: ADR report

Form C7, mandated by the Supreme Court, requires political parties to publish the reasons for selecting candidates with pending criminal cases

3 hours ago·Chennai, India

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Criminal cases: parties flout SC order on candidate disclosures

Political parties failed to fully comply with the Supreme Court’s directive to disclose why they selected candidates with criminal cases, according to a report

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Report: 191 Candidates with Criminal Backgrounds Contesting Elections in 5 States, Parties Did Not Disclose Reasons for Giving Tickets.

Report: 191 candidates with criminal backgrounds contesting elections in five states; parties fail to explain why they gave tickets adr-report-parties-fail-explain-criminal-cases-candidates-five-state-polls-format-c7

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191 Candidates with Criminal Cases; Parties Fail to Comply with Supreme Court Directive | 191 Candidates with Criminal Cases; Parties Fail to Comply with Supreme Court Directive

New Delhi: The Association for Democratic Reforms (ADRC) has said that political parties have not fully complied with the Supreme Court's order to explain the reasons for fielding candidates with criminal cases in the elections.

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Parties failed to publish details of 191 candidates with criminal records in 2026 Assembly polls: ADR report

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Parties failed to publish details of 191 candidates with criminal records in 2026 Assembly polls: ADR report

Criminal cases: parties flout SC order on candidate disclosures

Report: 191 Candidates with Criminal Backgrounds Contesting Elections in 5 States, Parties Did Not Disclose Reasons for Giving Tickets.

191 Candidates with Criminal Cases; Parties Fail to Comply with Supreme Court Directive | 191 Candidates with Criminal Cases; Parties Fail to Comply with Supreme Court Directive

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