This book is an analytical examination of what the Superior Court has said about the constitution and/or statutory laws relating to Democracy and Elections in India. As a guide to politicians and citizens of Indian Republic, rulings of the Supreme Court are cited in appropriate places. An attempt is made to present the democratic values, it’s principles and practices being exercised under the constitution of India. It is an analytical and exhaustive commentary on the law of elections to the legislatures. The study is based on intensive research and it comprises all authoritative legal materials relevant to the topic. The legal developments in election law are viewed from the standpoint of corrupt practices control perspective or the individual liberty to vote perspective. This book is useful for all concerned and interested in electoral reforms and in the effective implementation of election laws. The book will also be useful for students and teachers of legal discipline.
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