The Madras High Court dismissed a petition aiming to halt the Chennai Press Club elections scheduled for December 15th. Justice S Sounthar stated the petitioner could challenge the election results if any violations occurred. The petition, filed by club member A S Mani, raised concerns about omitted names from the voter list.
CHENNAI: The Madras High Court on Friday dismissed another petition seeking to stall the elections to the Chennai Press Club, scheduled for December 15, which are being conducted after a delay of 25 years.
Dismissing the plea moved by a member of the club, A S Mani, Justice S Sounthar observed that it is open for the petitioner to challenge the results of the election.
The petitioner moved the plea on the grounds that several names of members of the club were omitted from the voters' list released by the club.
When the plea came up for hearing, representing the club, Senior Advocate P Wilson submitted that yesterday a single judge of the court dismissed a civil suit seeking to stall the election.
Recording the submissions, the judge observed that if the petitioner is aggrieved by any violation in the conduct of the election, he can move a plea challenging the result of the election.

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