Six former MLAs from Himachal Pradesh are considering withdrawing their plea challenging their disqualification by the Supreme Court. They aim to participate in upcoming by-elections, as their disqualification stemmed from defying a party directive during a crucial Assembly vote. The Supreme Court had scheduled a hearing for their appeal on May 6.
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the disqualification of six Congress rebels by the Himachal Pradesh Assembly Speaker for cross-voting in the recent Rajya Sabha polls. The rebel MLAs are barred from voting or Assembly proceedings pending the plea. By-elections for the vacant seats are under scrutiny, with a court listing set for May 6.
The Supreme Court will hear on March 18, a plea from 6 Congress rebels, disqualified from the Himachal Pradesh assembly for not following party directives during Rajya Sabha polls. They allege lack of opportunity to respond to the disqualification petition. The Speaker cited anti-defection law after their abstention from a crucial budget vote.
Today (February 5) Six former Congress MLAs have taken their battle to the Supreme Court following their disqualification from the state assembly. This move comes in the wake of a contentious Rajya Sabha election that has sparked a series of legal and political confrontations. Also Read- Sandeshkhali Row | West Bengal Moves SC Challenging ,of […]
The 99-year lease for the Shanan Hydropower Project in Himachal Pradesh is expiring, leading to a dispute between Punjab and Himachal Pradesh over its control. The Punjab government has petitioned the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing to prevent Himachal Pradesh from assuming control and seeks to maintain operational control over the project.
Sanjay Kundu, an IPS officer, has taken his legal battle to the Indian Supreme Court after a ruling by the Himachal Pradesh High Court ordered his removal as Director-General of Police. The controversy centers around allegations of Kundu’s improper intervention in a civil dispute, with the case posing critical questions about police authority and judicial independence in India.