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Breaking News | SC Refers Ordinance Plea To Constitution Bench, Matter After Hearing On Article 370

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Breaking News: The constitution bench will further hear the matter regarding the ordinance fight for the Services in Delhi. No stay on the ordinance, the CJI refers the matter to the Constitution Bench. The CJI also hinted that the matter will be taken up after the hearing of Article 370. The Supreme Court has referred the matter to a 5-Judge Constitution Bench and refused to stay the ordinance despite the request from the Delhi Government. The Delhi government said that this decision will take time and should be done sooner. Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.

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