refuting the allegations and claims and demands made by the petitioner. Apart from the same, it is contended that the Returning Officer appointed by the Co-operative Election Commission to conduct election of the 1st respondent bank performed his duties without any prejudice or negligence. So far as the submissions and claims made by the petitioner in the writ petition, it is contended that petitioner is disqualified from being the delegate of the 1st respondent bank under Rule 46(f) of the Kerala Co-operative Society Rules, hereinafter called “the Rules”. As per rule 46(f), the delegation ceases to exist automatically when the delegate ceases to be a member of the committee which he represents. Since the term of the committee, which the petitioner represented, expired on 19.5.2015, his delegation to the 3rd respondent is also expired on the said date. Even the appointment of the petitioner as member of an Administrative Committee does not salvage his participation in the meetings of the 3rd respondent as a delegate. Therefore, it is prayed that the writ petition has no legal sustenance and it is to be dismissed.