Lower House Overrules Indira Gandhi Conviction
In New Delhi the lower house approved a government bill to nullify Mrs. Gandhi's 1971 election conviction for illegal election practices. The action, by voice vote during a 90 minute session, followed opposition boycott over the state of emergency. A retroactive bill would affect the Supreme Court appeal next week.
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