'Enormous issues in enforcing anti-defection law are making of Parliament members': Supreme Court
'Enormous issues in enforcing anti-defection law are making of Parliament members': Supreme CourtThe bench directed that the petition be tagged with the pending challenge concerning political defections in Goa. These are issues that typically should be raised on the floor of the House. The Tenth Schedule is intended to regulate the mechanism between the legislators.
- ▪'Enormous issues in enforcing anti-defection law are making of Parliament members': Supreme CourtThe bench directed that the petition be tagged with the pending challenge concerning political defections in Goa.
- ▪These are issues that typically should be raised on the floor of the House.
- ▪The Tenth Schedule is intended to regulate the mechanism between the legislators.
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'Enormous issues in enforcing anti-defection law are making of Parliament members': Supreme CourtThe bench directed that the petition be tagged with the pending challenge concerning political defections in Goa. Published on: Jul 28, 2026, 07:11:16 ISTBy Utkarsh AnandPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Observing that “enormous issues” in the implementation of the anti-defection law are “the making of the members of Parliament”, the Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea by senior advocate Kapil Sibal assailing interpretation of a provision that allows legislators to escape disqualification by way of a political party merger.The bench indicated that such issues ordinarily belonged to the legislative and political domain.
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