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Supreme Court Overrules 1998 Judgement On 'Bribes For Votes'; 'No Immunity For MPs, MLAs' | Top News
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9:46Now PlayingIn a significant development, a seven-judge Supreme Court bench on Monday overturned its 1998 ruling that granted lawmakers immunity after accepting bribes for votes or speeches in the House. Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud led the bench, emphasizing that corruption and bribery by legislators erode probity in public life and cannot be shielded under parliamentary privilege principles. The ruling states that MPs and MLAs will no longer enjoy immunity from prosecution for accepting bribes in exchange for speeches or votes in Parliament and state legislatures. Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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