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service of the Union of India or the State or on the ground of disloyalty or corruption, the period of disqualification being 5 years from

Community   to   agitate   for   the   same.   As   will   be   established   by   facts   stated   hereinafter,   this   conspiracy   was   pre­planned   and executed for the purpose ... written,  attempted  to   undermine   public   order  and   lawful  authority   of   the   State.   Facts   stated   hereinafter   will   ex­facie   show   that   the   words   spoken   by   these

visible symbol of the State. The very existence of the State will be in jeopardy if the Government established by law is subverted. Hence ... Government (Central or State) into hatred or contempt or must cause or attempt to cause disaffection, enmity or disloyalty to the Government and the words

clause (2), which comprises (a) security of the State, (b) friendly relations with foreign States, (c) public order, (d) decency or morality, etc., etc. With ... hatred or contempt or creating disaffection in the sense of disloyalty to the State in other words bringing the law into line with

Community   to   agitate   for   the   same.   As   will   be   established   by   facts   stated   hereinafter,   this   conspiracy   was   pre­planned   and executed for the purpose ... written,  attempted  to   undermine   public   order  and   lawful  authority   of   the   State.   Facts   stated   hereinafter   will   ex­facie   show   that   the   words   spoken   by   these

service of the Union of India or the State or on the ground of disloyalty or corruption, the period of disqualification being 5 years from

added, or with fine.  Explanation 1.--The expression "disaffection" includes disloyalty and all   feelings of enmity.  Explanation 2.--Comments expressing disapprobation ... hatred or contempt or creating disaffection in the   sense of disloyalty to the State, in other words bringing the law into line   with

political party is not looked upon, in political tradition, as a desirable state of things. Griffith and Ryle on "Parliament, Functions, Practice and Procedure ... disloyalty. To join with others in abstention or voting with the other side smacks of conspiracy." 40. In Varghese v. Kerala State Election Commission

relation to business dealings; or [d] security considerations including suspected disloyalty to the State so warrant. 7.5 The decision regarding removal from registration/suspension/banning

Confidence Motion along with all the LDF members amounts to disloyalty as the decision of the party was to defeat the No Confidence Motion ... State Election Commission (2009 (3) KLT 1), that a member of a political party has to be loyal to the said political party. Disloyalty