22 July,2020 07:16 AM IST | Jaipur | Agencies
Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot addresses a meeting with party MLAs, in Jaipur. Pic/PTI
The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday requested the Legislative Assembly Speaker to defer action on disqualification notices till Friday as it will pass appropriate orders on the writ petition filed by Sachin Pilot and 18 dissident legislators on that day, the Speaker's counsel said.
Arguments were heard and completed on Tuesday. All the parties have been asked to file their written arguments by Friday. "The court will now pass appropriate orders on July 24. The Speaker was also requested to defer action on the notices till Friday," the counsel for the Speaker said. The court also allowed the application of two other parties to be included as respondents. "It will become clear on July 24 whether the court pronounces the final order or interim order," the counsel said.
Earlier, counsels had told reporters that the order has been reserved. Pilot and the 18 dissident Congress MLAs have challenged their disqualification notices in the HC through a writ petition. The petition was taken up by a bench of Chief Justice Indrajit Mahanty and Justice Prakash Gupta on Friday and arguments
were held.
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