The Delhi High Court issued a notice to Ajay Maken and the returning officer of his Lok Sabha constituency asking for their
response on a plea seeking to declare Maken’s election null and void for alleged violation of the model code of conduct.

The court’s notice came on a petition, filed under the Representative of Peoples Act, seeking to declare Maken’s election null and void on the ground that he violated the code of conduct by spending much more than the maximum limit of Rs.25 lakh.

Senior Advocate Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for petitioner Adesh Gupta, said Maken had claimed to have spent around Rs.20 lakh in his election campaign, but he issued full page advertisements in various national and local dailies.

“The MP adopted corrupt practices to get elected and distributed gifts among the electorate,” the counsel charged. The petition cited comparative charts of rates charged by newspapers for publishing advertisements.

The petition charged that Maken spent over Rs.1.5 crore on hoardings alone, which is contrary to his claim that he spent Rs.eight lakh on them. The minister claimed to have paid over Rs.80,000 to leading English dailies for the advertisements which was again not true, the petition alleged.

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BSP supremo Mayawati on Sunday targeted the Congress for being “anti-Dalit” and asked the people to teach the party a lesson.

From CBI clean chits to Ottavio Quattrocchi in the Bofors case and Congress leaders Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 riots case, to the black money trail – Maya alleged one Congress minister has crores stashed in Swiss bank accounts – to making political capital out of the three Muslim BSP candidates in the city, the Uttar Pradesh chief minister kept the 15,000-odd crowd glued to every word of her 50-minute speech.

“Baba Saheb Ambedkar had told Dalits not to vote for the Congress even after his death, after a Congress-fielded candidate defeated him in the 1952 Lok Sabha elections with the gross misuse of the government machinery,” Ms. Mayawati told an election rally here and asked the people to avenge the defeat of Dr. Ambedkar.

She alleged that the Congress led by “Nehru and Company” had attempted to block the entry of Dr. Ambedkar in the Samvidhan Sabha of the country through various measures. “These are the facts after knowing which, people from the Dalit community can never forgive the Congress,” she said.

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Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) candidate from North-East, B L Sharma ‘Prem’, a two-time MP, had quit the BJP in 1997 to join VHP and had disassociated himself from active politics. He held important posts such as national secretary in the VHP. Sharma also known as “Prem Singh Sher” is the founder of Akhand Hindusthan Morcha and currently member of VHP international advisory committee. His exit from politics in 1997 was equally eventful; he left claiming that “politics is like prostitution”.

He resigned from party membership too and retired to Haridwar, converting to Sikhism a few months later.B L Sharma Prem embraced the “Khalsa panth” in 1999, He also changed his name ‘Prem Singh Sher’ and his wife Krishna Sharma Prem was also baptised Krishan Kaur.

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The Congress Party finally decided to withdraw ‘84 anti-Sikh riots accused Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar from the election race. The party was forced to take this decision because of growing sentiments among the Sikhs even thought it considers both Tytler and Sajjan innocent.

Tytler and Kumar have opted out of elections keeping the party’s interests in mind, announced senior Congress leader Janardhan Dwivedi in Delhi on Thursday.

Sikh groups in Punjab and New Delhi after the CBI said it didn’t have enough evidence to prosecute Tytler for the riots had embarrassed the Congress.

The protests gained momentum after a Sikh journalist threw a shoe at Home Minister P Chidambaram to protest against the CBI giving a clean chit to Tytler.

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The CBI has given a clean chit to Jagdish Tytler in the 1984 riot case against him.
Congress leader and former central minister Jagdish Tytler was on Thursday given a clean chit by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in a case registered against him for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi.

De-sealing its final report in the case in the court, the CBI pleaded that the case against Tytler be cancelled.

Opposition BJP said that the CBI clean chit to former Union minister Jagdish Tytler in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case has “shaken the faith of the common man” and “exposed the hypocrisy of Congress”.

The BSP changed its nominee for the East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency. Sources said the previous candidate-Asif Khan, a neurologist at a private hospital here-was not up to the mark and not keen in meeting party workers in the area.

The party has now nominated Haji Yunus from East Delhi.

The other candidates fielded by the BSP are Haji Mustaqeem (Chandni Chowk), Haji Dilshad (Northeast Delhi), Trilok Chand Sharma (New Delhi), Rakesh Hansh (Northwest Delhi), Kanwar Singh Tanwar (South Delhi) and Deepak Bhardwaj (West Delhi).

After prolonged suspense over its nominees for the Capital’s seven Lok Sabha seats, The BJP leadership has reached an uneasy consensus on names for the seven parliamentary constituencies of the Capital, but with protests brewing, the party is keeping its cards close to its chest, and deferring a formal announcement.

The central election committee has “authorised” BJP president Rajnath Singh and senior leader L K Advani to decide on the candidatures in consultation with party general secretary Arun Jaitley.

According to sources, Vijay Goel has been shunted back to Chandni Chowk, while Janakpuri MLA Jagdish Mukhi has been asked to take over New Delhi, which Goel wanted.

Late Sahib Singh Verma’s son has been awarded the West Delhi seat – which the BJP is confident of winning. Two-time MLA Ramesh Biduri has also been rewarded with the South Delhi seat.

Northwest has been given to Meera Kanwaria. B L Sharma Prem could be given Northeast Delhi, while former president Dr Harshvardhan could be accommodated in East Delhi.

There might be a surprise element in East Delhi as former Amroha MP Chetan Chauhan has been contacted by Rajnath Singh. The former India opener has been active in Delhi cricket and the other contender is former Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan. Chauhan has won from Amroha twice and lives in East Delhi which has a sizeable vote from east UP and Poorvanchal.