Live
- IPL 2024: Will Jacks, Kohli shock Gujarat, keep RCB's playoff hopes alive
- IPL 2024: 'Can't sit and speak from a box', Virat Kohli slams strike-rate critics
- ISL 2023-24: We have to give our everything, says FC Goa's Fernandes ahead of semis clash with Mumbai City
- Study confirms air pollution increases risk of Alzheimer's disease
- Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar appointed Deputy Prime Minister
- BRS alone can stall attempts to make Hyderabad a union territory: KTR
- AIADMK slams TN govt for collecting fee for summer sports coaching camps
- Ujjwal Nikam praises Modi govt for 'ruthless' approach against terrorism, giving befitting reply to Pakistan
- Indian Coast Guard apprehends Pakistani boat with huge consignment of narcotics
- PM Modi's steadfast campaign: Sustaining opposition to Congress' 'appeasement' politics
AP High Court adjourns hearing on petitions over three capitals, asks petitioners to file note
Andhra Pradesh High Court
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has once again adjourned the hearing on the petitions filed in the capital cases till January 28. The court clarified that full arguments would be heard from that day. Shyam Diwan, a senior advocate in the Supreme Court, who put the arguments on behalf of the farmers,
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has once again adjourned the hearing on the petitions filed in the capital cases till January 28. The court clarified that full arguments would be heard from that day. Shyam Diwan, a senior advocate in the Supreme Court, who put the arguments on behalf of the farmers, asked the court to continue hearing the petitions.
The court directed the advocates on behalf of the petitioners to file notes within ten days detailing what was still to be done in the petitions in the wake of the government repealing the CRDA repeal and Decentralisation of Development bills. The High Court directed the government to file affidavits after the lawyers' notes were submitted on behalf of the farmers.
It is known that the government of Andhra Pradesh has withdrawn the three capital bills citing the technical flaws. However, it made clear while passing the repeal bill that it will bring the new bill overcoming technical flaws. It remains to be seen when the government would bring the new bill regarding three capital bills.
