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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the petition of the Kerala government, in which the governor has sought time to approve the bill passed from the Legislature. A few days ago, the Supreme Court announced a historical ruling for some such petition in the Tamil Nadu government, and asked the President to decide the bills within the deadline.
Read– For the first time, the Supreme Court set a deadline to determine the presidential bills.
Kerala government petition against Governor
The Kerala government has accused the then Governor Arif Mohammed Khan of sending some bills to President Drabadi Murmu and has not yet been recognized. Taking the intelligence of the petitions, the Supreme Court has issued a notification to the Secretaries of the Union Home Ministry and the Governor of Kerala.
Kerala government arguments
Judge B.S. Senior Attorney K.K. Venugopal said the directions and deadlines of the governors and the president were fixed in a bench headed by Justice JP Pardiwala. The senior lawyer said the deadline for sending the bill to the president to the governor, and that the issue should be eliminated in the light of the decision. The bench said, “We will look at that decision and see if the problems raised here are involved.”
Central resistance
The bench was set on May 6 for further hearing on petitions. Attorney General R Venkatramani and Solicitor General Dushar Mehta appeared on behalf of the center and the governor of Kerala and said that some problems were different.
Historical decision on the petition of the Tamil Nadu government
Judge Bardiwala and Justice R. The bench first decided that the President should take a decision on the bills allocated by the governor within three months from the day the bill was sent to him. Kerala wants similar methods in its case.
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