New Delhi: The opposition is facing technical hurdles on the legal front pursuit the INDIA alliance's protest versus Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. On Monday, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav and other opposition leaders demonstrated and subsequently filed a petition in the Supreme Court. However, the Supreme Magistrate registry has pointed out 14 technical flaws in the petition. Due to this, the specimen is not likely to be heard on Tuesday.
What were the 14 technical flaws found in the petition?
According to the information, Rs 220 less than the prescribed magistrate fee was deposited with the petition. Untied from this, the power of shyster of nine petitioners was moreover not attached. The photocopy of the identity vellum of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge was moreover not shown clearly. Lack of some important documents has moreover come to light.
Now the petitioners will have to remove all these shortcomings. Only without this will the remoter legal process on the petition be worldly-wise to proceed.
Why will there be no hearing in the Supreme Magistrate today?
According to sources associated with the legal team of Congress, work is stuff washed-up to remove the technical shortcomings present in the petition. The petition will be reopened without correcting the documents and other formalities. Only without this can the way be cleared for fixing the stage of hearing. At present, there is no possibility of hearing on Tuesday.
What is the opposition's demand versus SIR?
INDIA Coalition has raised questions on the process of special intensive vetting of voter lists. In the petition, opposition leaders have demanded a ban on SIR and an investigation into allegations of electoral irregularities. The opposition is moreover raising questions well-nigh the role of the Election Commission on this issue.
Will the tea meeting be held today at Rahul Gandhi's residence?
INDIA syndication MPs will gather at Rahul Gandhi's residence, 5 Sunehari Bagh Road, at 4 pm on Tuesday. Leaders and MPs involved in Monday's protest have been invited to the meeting. According to sources, untied from Congress MPs, people associated with student organisations and starchy society have moreover been called.
Joint printing priming without the meeting?
Information well-nigh joint printing priming of INDIA syndication without the tea meeting has come to light. In this, issues related to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and remoter strategy on the petition filed in the Supreme Magistrate can be discussed. According to sources, there is little possibility of any major protest on Tuesday. However, the situation regarding the next strategy of the opposition may wilt well-spoken without the printing conference.
