Jammu-based Panthers’ Party to move SC on early Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls
The Hindu
The J&K Assembly was dissolved on November 21, 2018
The J&K National Panthers Party (JKNPP) on Thursday said the party has decided to move the Supreme Court “for early restoration of democratically elected government in J&K”.
“Inordinate delay in restoration of democratic government in J&K was not only unconstitutional but also amounted to contempt of the highest Court of the county. The SC, in its 2018 judgment, had ruled that the process of conducting Assembly elections in States, where premature dissolution of lower House took place, needed to be completed within a period of six months,” J&K NPP chairman and former minister Harsh Dev Singh said.
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