The Shiv Sena has filed a petition in the Supreme Court against Devendra Fadnavis taking oath as Maharashtra CM and Ajit Pawar as deputy CM. NCP leader Dhananjay Munde reached YV Chavan Center for NCP meeting. NCP is to meet here. Earlier, Dhananjay Munde appeared with Ajit Pawar this morning. On Saturday morning, there was a big upsurge in the politics of Maharashtra. Devendra Fandavis took oath as CM, and Ajit Pawar as Deputy CM. This whole incident happened at a time when the NCP Congress and Shiv Sena had agreed to form a government in the state. BJP leader Sudhir Mungantiwar said the BJP has the support of 170 MLAs in the 288-member House.
Present the letter of support in the court, on which the governor invited to form the government, the Supreme Court directs the Center. In an urgent hearing on the legality of the formation of the Maharashtra government, the Supreme Court on Sunday directed the Central Government to present the letter of support to the court on Monday at 10.30 am, on the basis of which the Governor of Maharashtra invited the BJP to form the government.
A Bench of Justices NV Ramana, Ashok Bhushan and Sanjeev Khanna ordered: "The issue is that the Governor's decision to invite him to form the government on 23/11/19 is unconstitutional. On this issue, we Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Request that they present two letters by 10.30 am tomorrow. " A three-judge bench of Justices NV Ramana, Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice Sanjiv Khanna heard the petition filed by the Governor in Maharashtra against inviting the BJP to form the government at 11.30 am on Sunday and issued notice to the Center to the Governor's letter Directed to appear before the court on Monday in which BJP was invited to form the government. At the same time, the Supreme Court has also asked to present the letter of Chief Minister Devendra Fandavis in which he claimed to prove majority. The Supreme Court will next hear the case at 11.30 am on Monday. In the Supreme Court, the Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court against the Governor's dramatic decision to invite the BJP to form the government in Maharashtra, hearing on which will continue on Monday.
Shiv Sena's argument Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, on behalf of Shiv Sena, argued that the Governor's invitation to the Bharatiya Janata Party to form the government is unconstitutional and there is no record of this action, everything was done in haste. Sibal also questioned the removal of President's rule from Maharashtra overnight. Sibal demanded the apex court to give both the parties a chance to prove their majority in the House at the earliest. On behalf of the BJP, Mukul Rahtogi said that political parties cannot directly come to the Supreme Court, they should have gone to the High Court first. Abhishek Manu Singhvi, while presenting the arguments on behalf of the NCP, said that Ajit Pawar is no longer the leader of the Legislature Party and has sent a letter to the Governor in this regard.
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