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	The EC previously suggested that the election be postponed from February 2, but the PM and government said it had no authority to do that.</div>
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	According to Article 214 of the Constitution, whenever there is a conflict of power between the governing bodies, the matter may be settled by the Constitutional Court.</div>

EC takes poll row to court

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EC takes poll row to court

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