Earlier, on Thursday the Kerala government moved the apex court against Governor Arif Mohammed Khan for alleged inaction on the part of eight bills passed by the state legislature.
The Union Finance Minister also gave away prizes to six customers with a cheque award of Rs 10 lakh to those who participated in the Mera Bill Mera Adhikaar scheme. The winners uploaded their valid GST bills to the app after making a purchase.
Blaming the government for being negligent and discriminatory, protesters demanded the government provide electricity and natural gas at subsidised rates to the people in the region.
The Supreme Court of India on Monday listed the matter on Friday, November 10 hearing on the Punjab government's plea against the governor for delaying granting assent to bills.
"Members are informed that the next meeting of the Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs will be held at the 6" November 2023 in Committee Room "2", PHA-Extension, New Delhi to consider and adopt the draft Reports." read the Parliament notice.
The tussle between Kerala Governor and Government widened as the Kerala government moved a writ petition in the Supreme Court against Governor Arif Mohammed Khan for not signing the bills passed by the Assembly.
It was also alleged that the accused demanded the said bribe of Rs 6,500 (10 percent of the bill amount), as he had not objected to medical bills of Rs 65,000 during the audit
The State of Kerala submitted that a Governor who acts in gross disregard and violation of the provisions of the Constitution cannot be said to be functioning in the discharge of his duties as a Governor, since, no Governor is entitled to violate the provisions of the Constitution, whether t
The Kerala government has moved a writ petition in the Supreme Court against Governor Arif Mohammed Khan for the inaction on his part to eight bills passed by the state legislature and presented to Governor for his assent under Article 200 of the Constitution.
The Tamil Nadu Government has moved the Supreme Court urging to issue direction to the Governor to clear the bills and various files forwarded by the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly and Government which are pending with his office within a specified timeframe.
M K Stalin said, "BJP is using the governor to stop the approval of the 19 bills that were passed in the Legislative Assembly by all the representatives of the people of Tamil Nadu. By moving towards a single party - a single leadership - a single prime minister with a singular power, they a