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HC denies interim stay on Sharad Yadav's disqualification as Rajya Sabha MP
The Delhi high court on Friday refused to pass an interim order on a plea for a stay on former JD(U) president Sharad Yadav\'s disqualification as a Rajya Sabha member.Justice Vibhu Bakhru, however, allowed Yadav to draw allowances, perks and retain his bungalow as an MP, but restrained him from attending the Winter Session of Parliament.
NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Friday refused to pass an interim order on a plea for a stay on former JD(U) president Sharad Yadav's disqualification as a Rajya Sabha member.Justice Vibhu Bakhru, however, allowed Yadav to draw allowances, perks and retain his bungalow as an MP, but restrained him from attending the Winter Session of Parliament.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Justice Vibhu Bakhru, however, allowed Yadav to draw allowances, perks and retain his bungalow as an MP
- However, the court restrained him from attending the Winter Session of Parliament.
The session, which started today, is scheduled to go on till January 5.The court also sought the response of the Rajya Sabha chairman besides member Ram Chandra Prasad Singh, who is leader of the JD(U) in the Upper House, on Yadav's plea challenging December 4 order of the chairman disqualifying him as an MP.
The court has fixed the main petition for hearing on March 1 next year.The order came on Yadav's plea challenging his disqualification on several grounds, including that he was not given a hearing before the December 4 order was passed.Yadav had sought interim relief to attend the Parliament session.
