Karnataka crisis: Congress moves SC against its July 17 order
- Country:
- India
Karnataka Congress moved the Supreme Court Friday contending that its July 17 order on the resignation of 15 rebel Congress-JD(S) MLAs was coming in the way of the party issuing whip to its legislators in the ongoing trust vote.
The application filed by Karnataka Congress chief Dinesh Gundu Rao sought clarification on the order, which said the 15 rebel MLAs cannot be compelled to participate in the ongoing Assembly proceedings, saying that the direction compromises with the party's right to issue whip.
It said the apex court's order "whittles down" the power of a political party to issue whip to its MLAs as it has a constitutional right to do so and the court can't restrict that.
ALSO READ
-
Salazar Cautions Trump: Immigration Agenda May Cost GOP
-
Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response on West Bengal Woman's Alleged Deportation
-
Legal Battle Unfolds Over Kennedy Center's Future and Facade
-
Supreme Court Greenlights Removal of Invasive Species in Delhi's Central Ridge
-
Supreme Court Grants Bail to Imaan Mazari: A Victory for Justice
Google News