Bombay High Court Rejects Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's Plea Against Election Petition Filed Against His Election To Lok Sabha
Live LawThe Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench dismissed an application filed by Union Minister Nitin Gadkar challenging an election petition filed against him by one, Mohd. A single judge bench of Justice A.S. Chandurkar allowed the election petition to continue after observing that two points in its prayer with. A single judge bench of Justice A.S. Chandurkar allowed the election petition to continue after observing that two points in its prayer with regards to the land solely owned by Mr. Gadkari and declaration of agriculture as his source of income "disclosed material facts and necessary cause of action" to challenge his election in the general elections to the Lok Sabha from Constituency No.10-Nagpur. Nafis Khan, a resident of Nagpur Constituency contended in his election petition that Nitin Gadkari in his election affidavit disclosed that he did not own any land in his personal capacity.