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Anti-Defection Law

Rebel TMC MP faction merges with Nationalist Citizens Party of India: What is this Howrah-headquartered obscure party that has suddenly become 5th largest party...

The Nationalist Citizens Party of India is a very obscure Registered Unrecognised Political Party, which had no media presence before 14th June.

Mamata Banerjee faces a massive jolt, 20 Lok Sabha MPs of TMC decide to merge with Nationalist Citizens Party of India and support NDA

In a massive blow for Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee, the rebel faction comprising around 20 Lok Sabha MPs of the party has formally...

As Raghav Chadha and 6 other AAP Rajya MPs defect and merge with BJP, here’s what the Anti-Defection Law is and how AAP’s attempt...

Paragraph 4 (2) essentially kills AAP’s argument that a ‘real’ merger must involve the national party structure and not just one House’s lawmakers. This constitutional provision rejects the interpretation of the Anti-Defection Law, AAP leadership is putting forth.

Explainer: What is the Anti-Deflection Law and could it be invoked against Rebel Eknath Shinde-led Sena camp?

As per the Anti-Defection Law, Eknath Shinde needs 2/3rd of the Shiv Sena members, i.e 37 out of 55, to successfully pull off a rebellion

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