Supreme Court to Hear Kerala Government Plea Against Governor’s Delay in Approving Bills on May 6

New Delhi – Today, 22nd April: The Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear on May 6 the petitions filed by the Kerala government against its Governor, alleging unjustified delay in granting assent to several bills passed by the Kerala Legislative Assembly.

Kerala Govt. Urges Supreme Court to Hear Petition on Governor’s Delay in Signing State Bills

The Kerala government has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the Governor’s delays in approving state bills. Citing constitutional violations, they seek clarification on the Governor’s authority. Notably, the court is urged to set clear guidelines on when a Governor can refuse assent or refer bills to the President, amid concerns over prolonged pending legislation.

Lawyers Integral To Country Since Pre-Independence: Ex-Attorney General K K Venugopal

Former Attorney General K K Venugopal hailed the pivotal role of lawyers in India’s journey from the freedom struggle to shaping modern democracy. Speaking at the launch of Lalit Bhasin’s book, “Lawyers of India in Freedom Struggle and in Independent India (1872-2022)”, he praised their contributions as guardians of justice and drivers of legal reform. The book celebrates 150 years of lawyers’ unwavering impact on India’s legal and democratic framework, spotlighting their enduring influence.