The Supreme Court refused on Monday to stay the publication of the election roles in Poll-Bound Bihar and said that it would forever decide the plea against the special intensive revision of India's elections.
The timetable to perform the final hearing of the case will be resolved on July 29, said a bank of Justices Surya Kant and Jimmala Bagchi.
By one PTI Report, senior lawyer Gopal Sankaranarayanan, who appeared for an NGO, said that the electoral rolls should not be completed in the meantime and that there should be an interim stay in the publication of the draft trolls.
The bank saw the last order of the Tophof that the petitioners did not press on an interim relief and therefore it could not be done now and the case would be interpreted forever forever.
'Aadhaar, voter cards have holiness'
The top court also asked the water level to continue to accept Aadhaar and voters -IDs for the SIR exercise in Bihar, because both have “some holiness”. “As far as ration cards are concerned, we can say that they can be easily forged, but Aadhaar and voter cards have some holiness and have a suspicion of authenticity. You continue to accept these documents,” the bank said.
The Tophof also said that the EC had accepted one of his previous order and said in his counter -declaration that Aadhaar, voter cards and ration cards should be accepted.
Rajya Sabha defended a day about SIR edition
The Rajya Sabha was postponed on Monday by the day when the members of the opposition continued to protest against the SIR exercise in Bihar.
During the zero hour, Vice chairman Harivansh said that he received 26 notifications under Rule 267 demanded discussion about various issues, including SIR, and alleged discrimination against Bengali migrating employees in other states.
He refused all notifications of the delay and called Sudha Murty (nominated member) to mention her zero hour.
However, opposition members, including those of the TMC and the congress, were protesting on their feet against the decision of the chair.
She raised slogans if 'Vote ki chori band karo'(Stop voice theft) and the chair has postponed the procedure until 12:00.
As soon as the house was re-assembled at noon for demand, various opposition parliament members were on the move and Sushmita DEV (TMC) were in the well and tried to deal with various problems. As the DIN went on, the procedure was postponed again until 2 p.m.
When the higher house met at 2 p.m., the chair tried to continue the debate on the transport of goods by sea Bill 2025. However, opposition -MPs continued to raise slogans who demanded a debate on the SIR issue and that the exercise was stopped.
Some MPs also went into the well of the house. In the midst of the din, the chair stated the house.
