Supreme Court is set to adjudicate on a critical appeal from Hemant Soren, the former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, who is contesting a Jharkhand High Court ruling that currently restricts his participation in the forthcoming assembly session on April 1. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court is set to adjudicate on a critical appeal from Hemant […]
Today (12th March):On March 18 (Monday), the Supreme Court is scheduled to consider the plea of six rebel Himachal Pradesh Congress leaders contesting the decision of the Assembly Speaker to disqualify them as Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs).
The decision, made by the Assembly Speaker under the anti-defection law, has sparked significant implications. The court proceedings are expected to address the constitutional crisis that arose from cross-voting during the Rajya Sabha election.
The Delhi High Court Today overturned the suspension of seven BJP MLAs from the Legislative Assembly, allowing their reinstatement. The legislators had challenged their suspension, arguing that it contravened established rules. This ruling is pivotal in the ongoing tussle between AAP and BJP, signifying the judiciary’s role in balancing legislative authority and individual assembly members’ rights.
Today, the Jharkhand HC Rejected a petition submitted by Ex-CM Hemant Soren, requesting authorization to partake in the assembly’s budget session. A panel led by Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad had deliberated on the issue since February 26, following extensive arguments presented by Senior Counsel Kapil Sibal, representing Soren, and ASG of India SV Raju, acting on behalf of ED.
On February 23, Hemant Soren appealed to the Jharkhand High Court for permission to join the budget session of the assembly. Previously denied by the Special Court, Soren emphasized the importance of his presence during crucial voting sessions. With ongoing legal challenges, his absence could impact key state decisions. The High Court scheduled the next hearing for February 26.