Supreme Court dismisses election committee registration appeal due to missing signatures and insufficient name distinction.

The Supreme Court dismissed the election committee's appeal against the rejection of its registration by the State Electoral Commission. The court found that the required 1000 valid signatures were not present before the statutory deadline of 50 days prior to the election, and the committee's name failed to sufficiently distinguish itself from the political party's name. Consequently, the court ruled that the defect could not be cured after the deadline and the registration was invalid.