Delhi HC seeks Centre's stand on PIL on election of Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker
The Hindu
The petitioner, Pawan Reley, said the post of Deputy Speaker has been vacant for more than two years in violation under Article 93 of the Constitution
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday granted time to the Centre to state its stand on a PIL alleging inaction by Constitutional functionaries in not holding election to the post of Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha. “We are not issuing notice...take instructions,” a bench of Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh told the Additional Solicitor General, Chetan Sharma, while hearing the plea which seeks a direction to the Speaker, Lok Sabha to “fix any short date” to hold an election to the post. The petitioner, Pawan Reley, said the post of Deputy Speaker has been vacant for more than two years in violation under Article 93 of the Constitution.More Related News

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