Rajasthan Crisis : Live Updates From HC Hearing On Sachin Pilot Camp's Plea

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20 July 2020 10:23 AM IST

  • Rajasthan Crisis : Live Updates From HC Hearing On Sachin Pilot Camps Plea

    Rajasthan High Court starts hearing the petition filed by dissident Congress MLAs led by Sachin Pilot against the disqualification notices issued by Speaker. Follow live updates...

    Rajasthan High Court starts hearing the petition filed by dissident Congress MLAs led by Sachin Pilot against the disqualification notices issued by Speaker.

    Follow live updates here.

    Live Updates

    • 20 July 2020 5:57 PM IST

      Issuing disqualification notice for inner party dissent is a violation of freedom of speech of the legislator : Salve

    • 20 July 2020 5:56 PM IST

      Even if the complaint allegations are assumed to be true, they will only constitute a case of inner party dissent. No case under 10th schedule : Salve

    • 20 July 2020 5:55 PM IST

      Salve giving a example :

      "If a group of MLAs say that the Party President is incompetent, and the party president complains to Speaker that they have defected, and the Speaker issues notice for disqualification, can they not approach the Court against it?"

    • 20 July 2020 5:52 PM IST

      Salve submits that Kihoto judgment does not absolutely bar interference of Court anterior to Speaker's decisions. The judgment permits such interference in exceptional circumstances : Salve

    • 20 July 2020 5:50 PM IST

      'Mala fides' is a ground available to challenge Speaker's decision, as per Kihoto judgment : Salve.

    • 20 July 2020 5:39 PM IST

      If a group of MLAs raise their voices against style of functioning of Chief Minister, that is not defection. In fact, the Kihoto judgment draws a marker with respect to inner party dissent. This cannot be regarded as "unprincipled defection" : Salve.

    • 20 July 2020 5:35 PM IST

      Intra-party debates are permissible : Salve

    • 20 July 2020 5:32 PM IST

      Defection is when you leave Party A and joint Party B. Intra-party differences were not regarded as defection in Kihoto judgment : Salve

    • 20 July 2020 5:29 PM IST

      Justice Venatachaliah had observed in Kihoto judgment that this (inner party protest) is a grey area of 10th schedule.

      The 10th schedule law has to evolve, Salve submits.

    • 20 July 2020 5:27 PM IST

      Salve submits that Kihoto judgment had addressed the issue of inner-party protest. Protesting against the party while staying within the party cannot be regarded as giving up party membership.

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