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It is not clear what the reconsideration petition will challenge. It was not stated whether the central government would demand a review of the deadline decided or to abolish the full veto of the President. It can also demand reconsideration on the basis that the Center did not get a chance to keep its arguments in the case.
Those who set the deadline for approval of the bills passed by the state assemblies for the governors and the President Supreme Court verdict Central governmentCan challenge. The decision on 8 April in the Tamil Nadu State vs. Governor case also limited the President’s powers in a way. According to sources, the Center is planning to file a review petition. With this decision, the Supreme Court has set a three-month time limit for the President on the bills sent by the governors. It takes away the power of the President’s “full veto” in a way. Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R.K. The two -judge bench of Mahadevan recited.
However, it is not clear what the reconsideration petition will challenge. It was not stated whether the central government would demand a review of the deadline decided or to abolish the full veto of the President. It can also demand reconsideration on the basis that the Center did not get a chance to keep its arguments in the case. This will be clear when the government knocks on the door of the Supreme Court. The reconsideration petition is under discussion at the top level of the government and it is very likely that it will be filed in the Supreme Court. Attorney General (AG) R. of India Venkataramani told the Indian Express that the President should have been listened to in the matter, but he refused to confirm whether the Center would file a review petition.
The Hindu quoted an anonymous senior official as saying that a petition is being prepared to reconsider the Supreme Court’s decision. During the debate in the case, the Center’s arguments were not sufficiently shown strongly. The New Indian Express reported that the Nodal Agency, which processes the references of the Ministry of Home Affairs Bills and communicating the President’s decisions to the states, has cited some “shortcomings” in law points as the matter is directly related to its jurisdiction.
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