New Delhi: CPM Central Committee and spokesman for the People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami has filed a petition at the Supreme Court who sought the earlier hearing of the previous petition, challenging the constitutional validity of Jammu and Kashmir (reorganization) Act, 2019, at Where J & K is converted to the United States.
In his petition, Tarigami argued that the challenge for constitutional validity “must be heard with an accelerated basis otherwise the petition itself will be considered a disk infruct of irreversible actions” from the center, as the applicant, as rendered “remediless”.
In his petition, moved before the APEX court on Friday, Tarigami said that despite the challenges of constitutional validity at the center order on August 5 and August 6, 2019 and ACT Reorganization of J & K, 2019 was still delayed before SC, the center took certain irreversible actions such as The Constitutional Commission restrictions to mark boundaries in the region for all constituencies before the assemblies can be held.
He also argues that the center of changing the J & K development law, which allows those who are not permanent residents to buy land in J & K if it is not an agricultural land, and also closes institutions such as J & K, J & K State Women’s Commission, J & K State, J & K State, J & K State Consumer Protection Commission and Human Rights Commission J & K.
“Dear Sirsulated that if things don’t sound urgent, the big injustice will be caused by the applicant.
In this problem, the applicant here is being Look for the initial hearing of the Writ petition, “Tarigami said in the application.