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  1. The Supreme Court is deliberating on the validity of the 2022 political split, while political leaders issue threats and seek to poach lawmakers.

ECI decided on faction recognition, while Eknath Shinde led his faction, and the court observed the need for majority criteria.

13 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 17
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ECI decided on faction recognition, while Eknath Shinde led his faction, and the court observed the need for majority criteria.

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ECIShiv SenaEknath Shinde

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  1. Factional leader Eknath Shinde reviews potential disqualification by the Supreme Court.Sub-event
  2. SC heard challenge to ECI decision after Eknath Shinde's faction was recognized as the real Shiv Sena.1 source
  3. ECI recognized a faction, prompting court observation on majority criteria for political split.1 source
  4. Supreme Court hears petitions challenging ECI's decision on Shiv Sena faction status and symbols.1 source

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