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Non-disclosure of criminal info: Supreme Court fines BJP, others

The SC had earlier directed these political parties to furnish the details on their official websites, in newspapers, and on social media

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Despite strict monitoring and directions, the number of pending cases against Members of Parliament and MLAs increased from 4,122 cases in December 2018 to 4,859 in September, 2020, the Supreme Court was informed on Tuesday.

Agencies New Delhi
The Supreme Court on Tuesday slapped fines between Rs  1 lakh and Rs 5 lakh on the BJP, Congress, and six other political parties for failing to disclose details of candidates with criminal backgrounds in the Bihar Assembly Elections, Bar & Bench reported.
 
The SC had earlier directed these political parties to furnish the details on their official websites, in newspapers, and on social media. The report claimed the BJP, Congress, RJD, Janata Dal (U), CPI, and Lok Jan Shakti Party were fined Rs 1 lakh for partial non-compliance. Two other parties — CPI (M) and NCP — were

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