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Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking probe into May 13 trust vote in Tamil Nadu Assembly

Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking probe into May 13 trust vote in Tamil Nadu Assembly
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The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a plea challenging the validity of the May 13 trust vote in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly. The court ruled that the allegations of corruption and irregularities were vague and lacked sufficient evidence.

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This decision solidifies the political legitimacy of the TVK government led by C. Joseph Vijay and sets a legal precedent regarding the evidentiary standards required to challenge legislative proceedings.

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The Supreme Court on Friday (June 19, 2026) dismissed a plea seeking probe into the alleged irregularities and corruption in the May 13 trust vote in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.

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