Sena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of India
Sena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSena row: Possible some Maharashtra MLAs from both sides may get disqualified or none at all, legal experts say
Legal experts in Mumbai discuss the possibility of some MLAs from both sides getting disqualified or none at all. The decision of the assembly Speaker will be based on constitutional provisions and will be legally sustainable. Key Points
Times Of IndiaLewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff speak out on their US GP disqualification drama
Lewis Hamilton's podium finish at the United States Grand Prix was taken away due to post-race disqualification. Scrutineering checks by the FIA revealed that Hamilton's Mercedes car breached F1 regulations due to excessive wear on the rear skids. The disqualification affected the drivers' standings, with Lando Norris moving up to second place and Carlos Sainz securing a podium spot. Sergio Perez's position improved to fourth, widening the gap between Hamilton and his Red Bull rival. Williams benefited from the disqualification, with both of their drivers earning points and boosting the team's position in the constructors' championship. Key Points
Economic TimesDaily brief: Congress demands parliament debate on Rahul's disqualification
Here are today’s top news, analysis, and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times. | Latest News India Key Points
Hindustan Times
Rahul Gandhi barred from contesting polls for 8 years? Here is what the law says
Former Congress leader and Union law minister Kapil Sibal said that Congress's Rahul Gandhi stands automatically disqualified as an MP with his two-year jail sentence. The law states that a person sentenced to imprisonment of two years or more shall be disqualified from the date of such conviction and remain disqualified for another six years after serving time. Key Points
Economic TimesU.S. circumspect on Rahul Gandhi disqualification, reaffirms shared democratic values with India
U.S. State Department comments on Rahul Gandhi disqualification from Lok Sabha Key Points
The HinduRahul Gandhi asked to vacate official bungalow after disqualification as MP
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was given a notice to vacate his official bungalow in New Delhi after disqualification as an MP. According to rules, he will have to vacate his official bungalow within a month from the date of the disqualification order. Key Points
India Today‘Not a game of numbers’ — Why SC is looking at Speaker's declaration of Shinde faction as ‘real Sena’
Speaker Narwekar declared Shinde-led faction 'real Shiv Sena' by relying on 'legislative majority'. SC wondered Thursday if decision went against its 2023 judgment in the case. Key Points
ThePrintRahul’s disqualification against Constitution, murder of democracy, says Oppn in House
NCP chief Sharad Pawar referred to the disqualification of party MP from Lakshadweep, Mohammed Faizal P P, following his conviction in an attempted murder case. Faizal's conviction was later suspended by the Kerala High Court. Key Points
The Indian Express
With hearing of Maharashtra MLAs’ disqualification pleas today, a look at Sena vs Sena saga so far
Disqualification petitions are pending against 34 MLAs — 20 from CM Eknath Shinde-led Shiv & all 14 from Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT). Any delay in proceedings will benefit Shinde. Key Points
ThePrint40 Shinde Sena MLAs, 14 from Uddhav camp get notices over disqualification pleas
Maharashtra Assembly Speaker Rahul Narwekar issued notices to 54 MLAs -- 40 from the Eknath Shinde camp and 14 from the Uddhav Thackeray -- seeking their responses in the disqualification petitions against them. The MLAs have been given seven days to respond. Key Points
India TodayDressed in black, Opposition MPs stage protest over Adani issue, Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge with Congress MP Sonia Gandhi and fellow Opposition MPs protested over the Adani Group issue at Parliament House complex during Budget Session, in New Delhi. The MPs wore black in protest against the disqualification of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi from Lok Sabha. Key Points
The HinduIn run-up to 2024, Cong prepares for long haul, in the courts and outside
While a nationwide protest campaign is being worked out, Priyanka invoked the “contributions” of the family to the country. She said Rahul was ousted from Parliament in a “planned manner” because he had asked questions to the Prime Minister about industrialist Gautam Adani. Key Points
The Indian ExpressRahul Gandhi’s disqualification| Will step up stir: Congress
WEST BENGAL Pradesh Youth Congress workers on Saturday staged a protest at Esplanade area here against the disqualification of party leader Rahul Gandhi as a Member of Parliament. Holding party flags, the protesters shouted slogans against the BJP-led Centre and denounced the move to disqualify the Congress leader from Parliament. The workers also put up […] Key Points
The Indian Express
Watch: Rahul Gandhi hands over residence keys to officials, says goodbye to staff
The former Congress president was asked to leave the premises by 22nd April, following his disqualification from Lok Sabha after his conviction in a defamation case, which lead to a two-year sentence by a Surat court for his 'Modi surname' remark. He had shifted his office and some personal belongings from the bungalow to his mother Sonia Gandhi's residence on April 14. Key Points
Economic TimesMohammad Faizal reinstated as Lakshadweep MP
The Lok Sabha Secretariat on March 29, 2023, issued notification to restore the membership of Lakshwadeep MP Mohammed Faizal P.P. on the basis of a stay order by the Kerala High Court on an earlier conviction in a criminal case. Key Points
The Hindu