Bar & Bench (www.barandbench.com) 16 wherein the 1st Respondent has “partially rescinded the notification No.1389, dated 19th March 2019 in so far as it relates to calling upon the said 8-Vellore parliamentary constituency in Tamil Nadu to elect a member to the Lok Sabha...” Annexure to the Impugned Notification elaborates the proceedings of the Election Commission of India, dated 14.04.2019, clearly detailing the history and timeline, relating to the seizures of the alleged undeclared monies. 11. It is the further case of the petitioner that though the Election Commission has got adequate materials to take action, against the accused candidate in accordance with law, the Commission has instead decided to recommend to the President of India to rescind/cancel the 8-Vellore Parliamentary Constituency Election in Tamil Nadu. In the present case, the Election Commission has prevented the alleged corrupt practice from being carried out by seizing the undeclared monies. In fact, as mentioned in Paragraph 19 of the Proceedings, the DGIT (Inv.) himself notes that: "... The unpackaged Portion of the cash and unused labels, which were also seized clearly indicate that the candidate was making preparations (Emphasis added) to cover all the target voters in the said parliamentary http://www.judis.nic.in constituency."