Wrong information
Your staff correspondent's incisive report on the false date of birth declaration by a top leader published on 1st. December has to be dealt with impartially by the Election Commission. As stated from school records, and confirmed by the controller of examinations of the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board the date of birth is September 5, 1947 and not August15, 1947 as given in the declaration. Under the EC rules, the nomination paper should be rejected if it contains wrong information.
Would the legal and election experts give their fair and rational comment on the issue?
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