Why MGR’s election from a hospital bed was challenged in court | TN Elections with The Hindu

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran contested the 1984 Assembly election while undergoing medical treatment in the U.S. Despite being hospitalised and unable to campaign, he won the Andipatti constituency and his victory later sparked a legal challenge that questioned whether his nomination process. This video, we decode the court case, the legal arguments involved, and why MGR’s election became one of the most unusual episodes in India’s electoral history.