Maharashtra: Court orders State to Stay out of MMC elections
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Mumbai: Just a few days after the State government ordered the dissolution of the Maharashtra Medical council , the bombay high court has come to the council's rescue, directing to put up electoral rolls within a week as well as telling the state that no kind of political interference in the MMC elections will be tolerated.
A bench of Justice Satyaranjan Dharmadhikari and Justice Burgess Colabawalla's clearly stated in their order, "We will not countenance interference either by the state administrator or either by the department officials of the returning officer, for there is serious allegation that the elections are deliberately delayed and there is undue political interference in the affairs of the MMC."
This is not the first time that the HC has rapped the government regarding the council elections. In the month of July, the court was sharply seen questioning the state government on when the elections shall be held.
A bench of Justice Satyaranjan Dharmadhikari and Justice Burgess Colabawalla's clearly stated in their order, "We will not countenance interference either by the state administrator or either by the department officials of the returning officer, for there is serious allegation that the elections are deliberately delayed and there is undue political interference in the affairs of the MMC."
This is not the first time that the HC has rapped the government regarding the council elections. In the month of July, the court was sharply seen questioning the state government on when the elections shall be held.
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