ShivSena matter hearing begins
Sr Adv Kapil Sibal (for Uddhav group) hands over a list of dates
Sibal: Shiv Sena was duly recognized as political party by ECI. Balasaheb Thackeray served as Pramukh...thereafter Uddhav took over...co-opted 3 deputy leaders...under Art.11A of the party Constitution, ECI was duly communicated...we mentioned the Article of the Constitution. ECI says in 2018 that we don't have that Constitution. Uddhav was again elected unopposed...he appointed Eknath Shinde as leader...both parties are in agreement that we were appointed under a constitution which neither has challenged
CJI: This art.11A was communicated to ECI in January 2013? Can you confirm this sign on the document...?
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