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Rajendra Rathore: Rathore To Challenge Speaker’s Delayed Decision In Hc On Resignation Of 81 Mlas | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Leader of opposition Rajendra Rathore on Tuesday requested the Rajasthan High Court to allow him to challenge the action of speaker of the legislative assembly CP Joshi for not taking any decision on the resignation given by the 81 MLAs of the Congress party and also for not accepting them after a delay of 113 days. During the hearing of public interest litigation (PIL) at the high court by Rathore, the leader requested the court to amend his existing petition. Hearing the case, the bench comprising Justice M M Srivastava and Praveer Bhatnagar gave him the liberty to amend his petition and fixed the hearing on October 9.
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Krishna Janambhoomi: Supreme Court sets October 3 for hearing petitions challenging Allahabad HC order
The Supreme Court has scheduled October 3 to hear a petition challenging the Allahabad High Court’s decision to transfer all the pleas relating to the Mathura Krishna Janambhoomi land dispute. The Committee of Management Trust Shahi Masjid Idgah has filed an appeal against the transfer order. The Supreme Court has not issued a stay order on the High Court’s decision and will consider the matter in October. Multiple civil suits related to the dispute are pending, and the urgency in the matter was discussed during the hearing.
The Supreme Court has scheduled October 3 to hear a petition challenging the Allahabad High Court’s decision to transfer all the pleas relating to the Mathura Krishna Janambhoomi land dispute. The Committee of Management Trust Shahi Masjid Idgah has filed an appeal against the transfer order. The Supreme Court has not issued a stay order on the High Court’s decision and will consider the matter in October. Multiple civil suits related to the dispute are pending, and the urgency in the matter was discussed during the hearing.
KP no to school zone rally, Cal High Court to hear petition today
The Calcutta High Court will hear a petition regarding a rally that is scheduled to take place in Kolkata. Police have expressed concerns about the rally passing through a zone where schools disperse and pre-festival shoppers frequent. They proposed an alternative route starting from the Birla planetarium. The rally organizers are job aspirants under the Aikya Mancha banner, and they want to hold the rally with 600 participants. The High Court had previously allowed the rally route but police now claim it could jeopardize traffic flow and inconvenience the public.
The Calcutta High Court will hear a petition regarding a rally that is scheduled to take place in Kolkata. Police have expressed concerns about the rally passing through a zone where schools disperse and pre-festival shoppers frequent. They proposed an alternative route starting from the Birla planetarium. The rally organizers are job aspirants under the Aikya Mancha banner, and they want to hold the rally with 600 participants. The High Court had previously allowed the rally route but police now claim it could jeopardize traffic flow and inconvenience the public.
54 Sena MLAs called for hearing before Speaker on Monday
Officials from the Maharashtra legislature have issued fresh notices to 54 Shiv Sena MLAs from rival factions, summoning them for a hearing at Vidhan Bhavan on Monday. The notices include all the disqualification petitions before assembly speaker Rahul Narwekar. This comes after the Supreme Court ordered the speaker to set a schedule to dispose of the proceedings against the MLAs. Narwekar has stated that a fresh hearing will be held next week and Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde may also be called if necessary.
Officials from the Maharashtra legislature have issued fresh notices to 54 Shiv Sena MLAs from rival factions, summoning them for a hearing at Vidhan Bhavan on Monday. The notices include all the disqualification petitions before assembly speaker Rahul Narwekar. This comes after the Supreme Court ordered the speaker to set a schedule to dispose of the proceedings against the MLAs. Narwekar has stated that a fresh hearing will be held next week and Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde may also be called if necessary.
