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Historical Event on 11/11/1991
Supreme Court declares the Anti-Defection Law as constitutional but holds that decisions of Presiding Officers under the law could be subjected to judicial review.

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1/19/2000	M.A. Chidambaram (81), leading industrialist and chairman of the MAC Group, died in Chennai.
1/30/1991	Union Government dismisses Karunanidhi government. President's rule imposed in Tamil Nadu.
10/10/1998	Justice Dr. Adarsh Sein Anand was appointed as the Chief Justice of India.
1/5/1671	Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj captured the 'Salher' fort from Mughals.
3/31/1972	Meena Kumari, famous film actress, passed away.
4/30/1998	Sukh Ram, former Union Minister, decides to resign as a Minister in the Himachal Pradesh Government.
7/16/1917	Jagdishchandra Mathur, modern Hindi playwright, was born.
7/20/1829	Jankibai passed away in jail.
11/30/1896	Gandhiji sails for South Africa with wife and children.
2/10/1921	Mahatma Gandhi inaugurated Kashi Vidya Peeth.

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Historical Event on 11/11/1991 Supreme Court declares the Anti-Defection Law as constitutional but holds that decisions of Presiding Officers under the law could be subjected to judicial review.

Historical Event on 11/11/1991
Supreme Court declares the Anti-Defection Law as constitutional but holds that decisions of Presiding Officers under the law could be subjected to judicial review.