Mumbai: In the case of concealing information in the electoral affidavit against Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis, the Supreme Court has canceled the order of the High Court and ordered for prosecution. In this 2014 case, the Bombay High Court dismissed the application against Fadnavis, concluding the case. Now the top court has canceled the judgment from the High Court and ordered the trial court to continue hearing the case.

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CM Fadnavis is accused of concealing information about two criminal cases pending against him in the affidavit of the Election Commission during the 2014 assembly elections. Earlier the Bombay High Court has dismissed this petition, but now the Supreme Court has asked to run the case. In such a situation, it would not be right to say that the Supreme Court has allowed prosecution.

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Let us tell you that elections are going to be held in Maharashtra on 21st of this month. In such a situation, it is considered a big shock for CM Fadnavis. On October 21, there will be a single-phase voting in Haryana and Maharashtra. Results will also be declared on 24 October. The BJP is contesting on 288 assembly seats in Maharashtra in alliance with the Shiv Sena.

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