Rebel Congress MLAs News
The six MLAs who lost their membership of the House are Sudhir Sharma, Ravi Thakur, Rajinder Rana, Inder Dutt Lakhanpal, Chetanya Sharma and Devinder Kumar Bhutto.
BJP's chief whip in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Narottam Mishra told reporters in Bhopal, "Since the government is in minority, we are going to request the governor and the Assembly Speaker for a floor test on March 16 when the state budget session begins."
The video shows Harish Rawat indulging in horse trading a day before President's Rule was imposed in Uttarakhand on March 27.
Justice Sarvesh Kumar Gupta of the High Court said quashing the CBI probe into the sting CD at this stage is not possible.
The CBI is likely to begin investigation into sting videos which allegedly showed Harish Rawat striking a deal with the rebel Uttarakhand Congress MLAs.
In a major development the Supreme Court on Monday gave no relief to nine disqualified rebel Congress MLAs and barred them from voting in the floor test in the Uttarakhand Assembly due on Tuesday.
Under scanner after a new purported sting video allegedly targeting him came to fore a day ahead of the floor test in Uttarakhand Assembly, former chief minister Harish Rawat on Monday said that he will present himself before the CBI for narco analysis test.
In a major jolt to the BJP, the Uttarakhand High Court on Monday dismissed the plea of nine disqualified Congress MLAs who had challenged their disqualification by the Assembly Speaker.
Uttarakhand crisis: Nainital High Court to decide on disqualification of 9 rebel Congress MLAs today
Uttarakhand High Court will on Monday pronounce its judgement on the petition challenging disqualification of nine rebel Congress MLAs.
The Uttarakhand High Court will hear on Saturday a petition filed by rebel Congress MLAs challenging their disqualification under the anti-defection law by the Speaker.
In more trouble for former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) began its investigation into a sting operation CD released by rebel Congress leaders alleging that the former tried to woo them with money.
The Uttarakhand High Court will on Monday resume the hearing on nine rebel Congress MLAs' petition challenging their disqualification by state Assembly Speaker Govind Singh Kunjwal.
The ruling Congress on Wednesday challenged the Uttarakhand High Court ruling allowing nine of its rebel MLAs to take part in a floor test in the state assembly on March 31, said media reports.
Earlier, Rawat had urged the speaker to disqualify the rebel MLAs.
The Congress has sought the disqualification of sacked minister Harak Singh Rawat and eight other MLAs.
As per rebel MLAs who released the CD a shortwhile ago, the sting operation was conducted by the owner of a local channel.
Releasing a sting operation video on Saturday, rebel Congress MLA Harak Singh Rawat alleged that the government is trying to arm-twist them.
Nine rebel MLAs had earlier on Friday filed a petition in the High Court challenging the showcause notice issued to them by the Speaker.
In a dramatic development and amid political crisis in the state, 35 Uttarakhand MLAs arrived in Delhi early on Saturday morning.
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