CPS Appointment Case: Himachal Government Reaches Supreme Court In Case Of Challenging CPS Appointment
In the CPS appointment case, the Himachal Pradesh government has reached the Supreme Court of India in the entire matter of challenging the CPS appointments.
Sanjay Awasthi on the post of CPS from Arki assembly constituency of Himachal Pradesh, CPS Sundar Singh Thakur from Kullu assembly, CPS Ram Kumar from Doon assembly, CPS Mohan Lal Brakta from Rohru assembly of Shimla district, CPS Ashish Butail from Palampur assembly and Baijnath assembly constituency. The appointments of CPS Kishori Lal have been challenged.
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CPS Appointment Case: Himachal Government Reaches Supreme Court In Case Of Challenging CPS Appointment
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Shimla- In the CPS appointment case, the Himachal Pradesh government has reached the Supreme Court of India in the entire matter of challenging the CPS appointments.
Sanjay Awasthi on the post of CPS from Arki assembly constituency of Himachal Pradesh, CPS Sundar Singh Thakur from Kullu assembly, CPS Ram Kumar from Doon assembly, CPS Mohan Lal Brakta from Rohru assembly of Shimla district, CPS Ashish Butail from Palampur assembly and Baijnath assembly constituency. The appointments of CPS Kishori Lal have been challenged.
Himachal Pradesh government reaches Supreme Court to challenge CPS appointments –
The Himachal Pradesh government has now approached the Supreme Court of India in the entire matter of challenging the appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) of the Himachal Pradesh Assembly.
The State Government of Himachal Pradesh has filed a transfer petition for the entire cases of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries in the Honorable Supreme Court of India.
The entire petition will be heard by the judges of the Supreme Court on Friday on the bench of Court No. 3 of the Supreme Court.
On the other hand, a full hearing will be held on November 4 between the Himachal Pradesh Government and the Himachal Pradesh High Court in the matter of appointment of the entire Parliamentary Secretary.
Himachal Pradesh Government has filed transfer petitions regarding this entire appointments under Article 139A of the Civil Constitution of India.
It has been requested through the petition filed by the Government of Himachal Pradesh that Kalpana Devi vs. Government of Himachal Pradesh and all others CWPIL No. 19/2023, as well as Satpal Singh Satti vs. Government of Himachal Pradesh and all others CWP 2507/2023 and People for Responsible Governance vs. State Government of Himachal Pradesh and all others CWP No. 2565/2023 including CWP No. 3000/2016 has been transferred to the Supreme Court.
It has also been argued that all the petitions of State of West Bengal vs. Vishak Bhattacharya, State of Punjab vs. Jagmohan Singh Bhatti and State of Chhattisgarh vs. Rakesh Chaudhary are already pending in the Honorable Supreme Court for a long time. The scope of legal analogies has been given by the petitioners in all the state petitions filed by the Himachal Pradesh High Court.
Himachal Pradesh High Court had rejected the petition of Himachal Pradesh government regarding CPS appointments-
Himachal Pradesh High Court The entire application of the State Government of Himachal Pradesh in the matters of appointments of Deputy Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Shri Mukesh Agnihotri and all Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) has been sine die by the Special Judges’ Bench of the Himachal Pradesh High Court. Was.
The quality of all the petitions was systematically questioned by the Himachal Pradesh government.
Due to which this decision has been taken by the special bench of Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh High Court comprising Justice Vivek Singh Thakur and Justice BC Negi.
The court bench of Himachal Pradesh High Court has reserved all its decisions and said that no flaw has been found in the matter of appointments of Honorable Deputy Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Mukesh Agnihotri and all the Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS).
The Himachal Pradesh High Court, while securing its position, had said that if there is any flaw in the appointments of Deputy Chief Ministers and Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) in the Himachal Pradesh Government, then the entire matter can be rectified by filing an additional affidavit in the Supreme Court. Could.
The Special Bench of Himachal Pradesh High Court had also argued that before filing the petition in the Supreme Court, all the mistakes should be easily rectified and the petition should be filed again.
The Himachal Pradesh High Court also said that all the petitions challenging the appointments of all the Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) in Himachal Pradesh are not completely illegal and should be dismissed in any way.
Himachal Pradesh High Court had held all the appointments of Deputy Chief Minister and CPS unconstitutional –
Under Himachal Pradesh Assembly, CPS Sanjay Awasthi from Arki Assembly Constituency, CPS Sunder Singh Thakur from Kullu Assembly Constituency, CPS Ram Kumar from Doon Assembly Constituency, CPS Mohan Lal Brakta from Rohru Assembly Constituency of Shimla District, CPS Ashish Butail from Palampur Assembly Constituency and The appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) of CPS Kishori Lal from Baijnath Assembly constituency were challenged.
In the petitions of all the Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS), the petitioners allege that similar appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) were made by the Punjab Government in the Punjab Assembly, which was later challenged before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Went.
After which the Punjab and Haryana High Court had declared the appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) by the Punjab Government as unconstitutional by the Special Bench.
On the other hand, the entire decision of appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) had earlier also been held unconstitutional by the High Court of the states of Assam and Manipur.
Besides, the petitioner also believes that the Honorable Supreme Court of India has also made it clear that the appointments of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) in any states have been declared unconstitutional.
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