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Context: Goa's Leader of the Opposition, said “there needs to be accountability and responsibility of every elected representative towards the people" and he set to move a private member’s resolution to recommend to the Central government to address the various issues associated with the anti-defection law. Key Issues
About About Anti-Defection Act
The grounds for disqualification under the Anti-Defection Law are as follows:
As per the 1985 Act, a 'defection' by one-third of the elected members of a political party was considered a 'merger'.
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