The Supreme Courtroom of India. (File picture)
These MLAs have been disqualified by the Speaker resulting from their absence throughout the finances within the Meeting
Six insurgent Congress MLAs on Tuesday approached the Supreme Courtroom to problem their disqualification ordered by the Himachal Pradesh Meeting Speaker. The insurgent MLAs mentioned that the Speaker’s order is “unlawful and constitutional”.
These MLAs have been disqualified by the Speaker resulting from their absence throughout the finances within the Meeting.
Final week, the six insurgent MLAs moved the Himachal Pradesh Excessive Courtroom difficult their disqualification from the state Meeting following the defeat of get together candidate Abhishek Manu Singhvi within the Rajya Sabha election.
The state Meeting speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania disqualified the insurgent MLAs who had cross-voted within the current Rajya Sabha polls for the one seat within the state. Moreover, that they had additionally abstained from voting on Finances within the meeting, defying a celebration whip to vote for the federal government on the Finance Invoice.
Following this, the Congress-led authorities managed to go the finances. The Finance Invoice was handed by voice vote after the suspension of 15 BJP MLAs by Pathania.
The ruling Congress had sought the insurgent MLAs’ disqualification. The disqualified MLAs are Rajinder Rana, Sudhir Sharma, Inder Dutt Lakhanpal, Devinder Kumar Bhutoo, Ravi Thakur and Chetanya Sharma.
