We Are Grateful to HC And Welcome Their Order: Harish Rawat

The Nainital High Court on Monday dismissed the petition of nine rebel MLAs seeking to vote in the Confidence Motion.

Uttarakhand High Court had dismissed the plea of the nine rebel Congress MLAs, involved in the sting operation against Rawat. (Photo: PTI)

On Monday, following their dismissal by the Uttarakhand High Court, the disqualified MLAs had approached the Supreme Court, demanding an urgent hearing.

The Court began the hearing on 9 May, earlier than the expected time of 2 PM.

Before they moved the Supreme Court, Uttarakhand High Court had dismissed the plea of the nine rebel Congress MLAs, involved in the sting operation against Rawat.

Justice UC Dhyani pronounced his order on the petition challenging Speaker Govind Singh Kunjwal’s decision, disqualifying them after they joined hands with the BJP during the proceedings on the Appropriation Bill on 18 March.

Following this,, Speaker Kunjwal filed a caveat in Supreme Court, adding that if the order is challenged in Supreme Court, it must be heard.

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