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Stalin Urges CMs Of Non-BJP Ruled States To Oppose Presidential Reference In SC
Millennium Post Delhi
|New Delhi 19May2025
Opposition Vs Centre
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Sunday urged his counterparts in 8 states, including West Bengal, to oppose the Presidential reference to Supreme Court on deadlines for the President, Governor over Bills and batted for a coordinated legal strategy.
Stalin, president of the Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK said, it is well known that the advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court cannot be invoked or exercised when the issue in question has already been decided by an authoritative pronouncement of the court.
"Yet, the BJP government has pressed ahead with seeking a reference, which points to their sinister intent," he alleged.
He requested the chief ministers of non-BJP ruled states to oppose this reference sought by the President before the Supreme Court.
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