Floor Test should take place before 5 PM and the proceedings shall be live telecast Supreme Court order
NEW DELHI| On Tuesday Supreme Court understanding the Maharashtra Political Situation ordered a floor test on November 27. BJP who claims to have the number of 170 MLA’s has to project tomorrow the majority on which they have claims to form the government by 30 November.
Supreme Court ordered floor test will have to be held before 5 pm and there will be no secret ballot. A pro tem speaker will swear in the newly elected lawmakers.
All parties will now need to make submissions within eight weeks, as issues regarding the judicial review of the Governor’s decision remain.
The Supreme Court’s decision will be seen as a win for the Shiv Sena, the Nationalist Congress Party and the Congress, the three members of an opposition alliance called the Maha Vikas Aghadi. Soon reaction started making lines. For the Supreme Court’s order, everyone was waiting for now declared has buckle all four major parties.
BJP with all their core members holds meeting along with Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar at the Varsha Bungalow resident of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
On the other hand leaders of ShivSena-NCP-Congress expressed their views through twitter.
“Satyameva Jayate” tweeted Nawab Malik, an NCP, leader, minutes after the news broke. “The BJP’s game is over,” he said.
“Satyameve Jayate” Tweeted by Sanjay Raut, ShivSena leader minutes after news broke. “Satya Pareshan ho Sakta hai, Parajit Nahi ho Sakta, Jai Hind” (Truth can be worried but can’t face defeat).
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India woke up to the news that a BJP-led government had been sworn in in Maharashtra, where the rival alliance had been working for days to form a government.
Not only was Devendra Fadnavis back as chief minister, but NCP leader Ajit Pawar stunned nearly everyone by joining the BJP leader as his deputy.
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