SC clears decks for Cong rebels to form Govt in Arunachal
THE HINDU, NEW DELHI | 18 February 2016 17:34 IST
The Supreme Court on Thursday lifted its order to maintain status quo in Arunachal Pradesh till it examined judicial and Assembly records on disqualification of 14 rebel Congress MLAs by former Speaker Nabam Rebia.
he lifting of status quo clears the road for Governor J.P. Rajkhowa to recommend to the President for withdrawal of emergency in the State and further a move for the swearing in of a new government, senior advocate Satya Pal Jain, for the Governor, told the media on the consequences of Thursday’s order. CLICK TO READ MORE
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