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#HimachalPradesh has moved the Supreme Court seeking authorisation of the appointment of six parliamentary secretaries which was recently quashed by the high court recently for being illegal and unconstitutional. https://t.co/NqXqb9T7WV
#Himachal Pradesh government moves Supreme Court against HC order on Appointment of CPS. Himachal Pradesh High Court on November 13 quashed the appointment of six chief parliamentary secretaries by Chief Minister #Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led government. https://t.co/X7NCqBDkZg
#WATCH | Delhi: On High Court order on Chief Parliamentary Secretaries case, Himachal Pradesh LoP and BJP leader Jairam Thakur says, "We had been opposing the appointment of CPS in Himachal by the Congress Govt after they came to power. As per law, this could not have been… https://t.co/zRMJvETN1O
The Himachal Pradesh government has filed a petition with the Supreme Court following a High Court ruling that declared the appointment of six Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) by Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's administration as illegal and unconstitutional. The High Court's decision, issued on November 13, has prompted significant political discourse, particularly from opposition leaders such as Jairam Thakur, who has criticized the CPS appointments. The government plans to review the High Court's final copy and consult with cabinet colleagues before deciding on its next steps regarding the CPS issue.
