Section 106 of MPRA : Section 106: Bar To Interference By Courts In Electoral Matters
MPRA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine there is a resident of a village in Manipur named Rina. After recent local elections, Rina believes that the delimitation of the constituencies was unfair and could have influenced the outcome of the Panchayat elections. She wants to challenge this in court. However, according to Section 106 of The Manipur Panchayati Raj Act, 1994, the validity of laws relating t...
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