Tweak Bhupendrasinh Chudas: High Court cancels Dholka Assembly elections 2017
Amidst the Corona crisis in Gujarat, the state government's Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasmani has given an important verdict in the Gujarat High Court today in the Assembly election case. Dholka seat election was canceled
Case of petition challenging the victory of Bhupendrasinh Chudasmani
Gujarat High Court gave its verdict today
Bhupendra Singh Chudasama will no longer be the Education Minister
2017 Dholka seat election canceled
Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama has suffered a major setback. Bhupendrasinh Chudasama is currently the Education Minister of the state. Gujarat High Court has ordered cancellation of elections. Gujarat High Court has given a verdict against Bhupendrasinh. The decision has been taken in the petition challenging the victory of Chudasama. The verdict was in favor of Cong candidate Ashwin Rathore. Chudasama can apply in SC in next 3 weeks.
HC's resentment against the abuser of power
The verdict came from a court observation following a verdict by video conference. There has been an irregularity in the counting of ballot papers. Irregularities have occurred so the election has been ordered to be canceled. The election official has also been negligent.
It may be mentioned that the Gujarat Assembly elections held in 2017 were won by the present state Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama by a narrow margin defeating the Congress candidate. However, an application challenging Bhupendrasinh Chudasmani's victory was filed in the High Court. The petition was filed alleging irregularities in the election.
What's the matter
In the 2017 Gujarat Assembly elections, BJP candidate Bhupendrasinh Chudasama won the Dholka seat by just 327 votes. The whole controversy arose when the ballot paper was not counted in the counting of votes. In this case, Congress candidate Ashwin Rathore had complained that the 429 votes on the ballot paper which were in his favor were not taken into account.
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According to the rules of the Election Commission, there is a provision to count the ballot papers before counting the votes of EVM. However, this rule was set aside and the direct vote of EVM was counted. When there was a code of conduct, Dhawal Jani was appointed in place of Gaurang Prajapati as Deputy Collector for the purpose of benefiting Bhupendra Chudas.
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