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Panchayat members from reserved seats should submit caste validity certificates on time to avoid disqualification: Supreme Court

Members of panchayats in Maharashtra elected on a reserved category seat have to be diligent in submitting caste validity certificates within time to avoid automatic disqualification, the Supreme Court recently said.

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If Caste Validity Certificate Not Produced Within 12 Months Of Election, Panchayat Member From Reserved Seat Will Be Disqualified In Maharashtra: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has held that Panchayat members in Maharashtra, who got elected from a seat reserved for SC/OBC, will stand automatically disqualified if they fail to produce the Validity.

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