The Supreme Courtroom on Friday stayed the disqualification of six chief parliamentary secretaries of Himachal Pradesh appointed by the Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led state authorities.
It stayed the route of the Himachal Pradesh Excessive Courtroom declaring the ability to nominate chief parliamentary secretaries and parliamentary secretaries within the state as unconstitutional.
A bench of Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar stated there will likely be no additional proceedings in pursuant to the Himachal Pradesh Excessive Courtroom order quashing the appointment of six MLAs as chief parliamentary secretaries.
It, nonetheless, made it clear that no extra appointments will likely be made by the state authorities saying, it will likely be opposite to legislation.
The highest courtroom additionally issued discover to BJP chief Kalpana Devi, who has moved the excessive courtroom in opposition to the appointment of chief parliamentary secretaries, and sought her response inside two weeks and posted the matter after 4 weeks.
It tagged the matter with the pending petitions within the apex courtroom on the problem.
