Plea against Dimple Yadav’s election: Next hearing on January 9
Related
Top Stories
- BCCI says it can't control bookies, promises to 'fix' guilty players
- Counter-terrorism to top Indo-US Security dialogue agenda: Sushilkumar Shinde
- IPL 2013 LIVE SCORE: Pune Warriors bat, Ashok Dinda back
- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrives today, PM to seek early revival of border talks
- Telangana very much part of UPA national agenda: P C Chacko
The Allahabad High Court on Thursday took on record the appearance of the counsels on behalf of Dimple Yadav, MP from Kannauj Lok Sabha seat and wife of Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, and other respondents in connection with an election petition filed against her.
So far, nobody had appeared before the court from the respondents' side. The court has fixed January 9, 2013, as the next date of hearing.
Petitioner Prabhat Pandey, a member of little known outfit Voters Party, had challenged the election of Dimple — "unopposed" — alleging that he and some other persons were forcibly prevented from filing their nominations for the by-election held in June. He had demanded that the election be annulled.
Hearing the petition, a single judge bench of Justice Devendra Pratap Singh said: "List on 9.1.2013 showing the name of K R Singh, B N Singh and H P Dubey as counsel for respondents."
Advocate K R Singh is representing Dimple, while B N Singh will be arguing on behalf of the then District Magistrate (Kannauj), who was also the Returning Officer. H P Dubey has put in his appearance for the current District Magistrate (Kannauj). The court asked the petitioner to file replies to the written objections submitted by the counsels representing Dimple and other respondents.
Editors’ Pick
- Quake-hit and shaken, Bhaderwah spends nights in the open
- UP blast accused dies on way to jail, govt wanted to drop case against him
- Former civil aviation secy changes mind, seeks airport security exemption as EC
- BCCI suspects Gujarat players in other teams were also approached
- Police on money trail, Sreesanth in fresh trouble
- Chhattisgarh 'encounter' leaves 8 villagers dead, no Maoist link yet
- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrives today, PM to seek early revival of border talks


Akhilesh's American road show in limbo with SP taking belligerent anti-US stand
Salman Khurshid behind US airport detention: Azam Khan
Upset over Azam Khan's detention, Akhilesh forces cancellation of NY Consulate reception
1 lakh laptops lie idle as Samajwadi Party eyes poll dividends




















