Recounting/Inspection of Ballot Papers Cannot be Ordered Ordinarily: SC

While dismissing pleas filed by two defeated candidates who participated in 2015 Panchayat elections in Kerala, the Supreme Court affirmed that a request for recounting ballot papers, inspection etc. will only be considered by courts if it is accompanied by genuine ground and supported by valid reasons. This observation came when the Court was hearing

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