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Supreme Court rejects plea against AIADMK MLAs who resigned to join Vijay's TVK

🇮🇳 India · Politics · 15 h ago
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Supreme Court rejects plea against AIADMK MLAs who resigned to join Vijay's TVK
Independent sources: 4 · Bar & Bench, TrendKia, newindianexpress
A Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana observed that an elected representative resigning from their legislative seat and taking up ministerial office forms part of the standard political process.
Independent sources: 2 · Bar & Bench, parliamentaryaffairs
The development follows an earlier verdict where the Madras High Court upheld the turncoat AIADMK MLAs’ resignations and set a two-month deadline for disqualification pleas.
Independent sources: 2 · Bar & Bench, parliamentaryaffairs
In that ruling, a Division Bench of Chief Justice SA Dharmadhikari and Justice Arul Murugan had dismissed a petition by AIADMK Whip Agri SS Krishnamurthy contesting the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker’s swift acceptance of the resignations of six MLAs - S Jayakumar, Maragatham Kumaravel, P Sathyabama, E
Independent sources: 2 · Bar & Bench, parliamentaryaffairs
The Supreme Court delivered a decisive ruling regarding political defections in Tamil Nadu, dismissing a petition filed against six former AIADMK legislators.
Independent sources: 2 · TrendKia, parliamentaryaffairs
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