 "How much sentenced after sentences and MLAs lose their membership? Know")
In many cases, the MLA has been convicted of the MLAs and MLA court and sentenced to their membership after being sentenced. After completing punishment, they also become inability to contest for 6 years. The question arises as soon as the MLA membership is convicted only after being convicted in a case of a MLA and more than 2 years of punishment and is unable to contest for the election for 6 years? it’s not. In fact, in some cases, Parliamentary members or membership of the MLA is eliminated after being convicted and released by the penalty.
The convicted politicians were convicted in Section 8 of the public representation Act, 1951, the MPs and MLAs from contesting the elections and the MLAs. Section 8 (1) of this Act is that if a ministry is involved in the regulation of the law, and if a court sentences, he will be rejected, and if he is sentenced to him, Parliament or Will miss the membership of the Vidhan Sabha and will be disabled for six years, that he will not be able to fight.
In Section 8 (2) of this Act is that if a MLA or MP member is sentenced to more than six months, he will lose their membership and will be disabled to contest for 6 years after punishment. In Section 8 (3) of this Act is that a member of the convicted Assembly is sentenced to more than 2 years of the convicted Assembly for any other offense, he will be considered incompetent from the date of punishment. Such a person will be considered unable to contest for 6 years from the date of being completed. It is clear that in many cases, guilty is arranged for the MP of MLA and eliminate the membership of the MLA for six years.