Calcutta High Court expressed frustration at the Election Commission for assigning the ‘envelope’ symbol to a different party. The Indian Secular Front, which won a previous election using this symbol, is now at a disadvantage. Justice Krishna Rao questioned the commission’s impartiality and decisions leading to legal disputes. The ISF’s counsel argued that voters would be confused with this allocation during the bypolls.
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