Jul 26, 2024 11:42 AM IST
West Bengal and Kerala claimed the respective governors had been sitting on eight payments for greater than a 12 months with out speaking any causes.
The Supreme Courtroom on Friday issued notices on petitions filed by Kerala and West Bengal governments difficult governors’ motion to delay assent on payments by referring it to President.

Each states claimed the respective governors had been sitting on eight payments for greater than a 12 months with out speaking any causes.
A bench of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice JB Paridwala and Justice Manoj Misra issued notices to the Union ministry of dwelling affairs and the secretaries to each the governors.
Senior advocate KK Venugopal, showing for Kerala, stated they had been difficult the governor’s determination to refer payments for consideration by the president.
Equally, senior advocates Abhishek Singhvi and Jaideep Gupta, showing for West Bengal, stated each time the matter was listed within the Supreme Courtroom, the workplace of the governor referred payments to the president.
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