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PIL challenges President's rule in Bihar
Anand Mohan Sahay in Patna |
March 10, 2005 10:58 IST
The imposition of President's rule in Bihar has been challenged in the Patna high court. Communist Workers Platform Convenor Chandrika Prasad, in his public interest litigation petition, urged the court to issue a direction to invite the single-largest party or the largest pre-poll or post-poll alliance to form a government in the state. The President's rule was imposed in Bihar on Monday night following a recommendation by Governor Buta Singh.
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Sub: It is hightime the role of the CEC is further extended.
It can be extended till a government gets installed in a state or the center. Firm and definite guidelines need to be worked out as ...
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Sub: It is a welcome PIL.
However, excepting that High Court judge of Allahabad (Justice Sinha ?), the ruling party in the centre cares a damn for the judiciary, be that ...
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