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Rajasthan battles the political war; Karnataka fails to fight COVID-19 | The Urban Debate
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53:26Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla takes you through the latest developments in Rajasthan’s political turmoil. A plea was filed in the Supreme Court by speaker seeking for the High Court to not issue its final orders regarding disqualification. However, the Gehlot Government and speaker got a back seat when the Supreme Court gave a go-ahead for the High Court for further proceedings. The Apex Court during the hearing today also asked critical questions about the involvement of the speaker in the disqualification of the rebel MLAs.
What does this mean? What powers does the speaker have?
Whereas, Kailash Vasdev Senior SC Advocate said,’ The speakers' powers come into force when there are proceedings within the House when a group leaves a party or is wanting to move to another group’.
While Rajasthan is battling its political war, the State of Karnataka is bizarrely losing its Coronavirus battle. Mirror Now gets you an exclusive investigation from Bengaluru exposing some shocking revelation and negligence from the hospitals in the city.
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