The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over disputes concerning the election of the President.
Who among the following decides the disputes arising in the election of the President of India ?
Asked in Executive Officer and Tax & Revenue Inspector Exam 2023 · Topic: The Supreme Court (Original Jurisdiction (Exclusive and Concurrent))
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