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Madras High Court Rules on MK Stalin's Kolathur Election Petition

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The Madras High Court delivered its verdict on a petition filed by former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin challenging his defeat in the Kolathur constituency. Stalin had lost the seat to VS Babu of the TVK party during the state assembly elections held earlier this year. The petition sought a 100 per cent counting of VVPAT slips from the constituency, disputing the election outcome. VVPAT verification has been a recurring legal and electoral debate in Indian elections, with petitioners arguing it ensures greater transparency in vote counting.

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