Anti-defection law and the Telangana Speaker

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Anti-defection law and the Telangana Speaker

Supreme Court Observer

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2 months ago

Anti-defection law and the Telangana Speaker

On July 31, a Supreme Court Bench led by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai gave the Telangana Speaker three months to decide on the disqualification petitions of 10 MLAs. By stipulating a timeline for the Speaker to rule on defection petitions, the Court went beyond the ‘Shiv Sena verdict’. Could it have gone further?