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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has criticized the Supreme Court's directive setting a timeline for the President to decide on bills, arguing it undermines the constitutional role of the office.

The apex court bench comprising Justices J B Pardiwala and R Mahadevan, noted that the President must take a decision within three months on bills referred by governors. The April 8 judgement was ...

Last week, the Supreme Court had, for the first time prescribed that the President should decide on the bills reserved for her consideration by the governor within three months from the date such ...

Dhankhar's remarks were made in response to the Supreme Court’s April 8 judgment, which, for the first time, set a three-month deadline for the President to act on Bills reserved by state governors.

The Supreme Court of India had issued a landmark judgement last week, setting a three-month deadline for the President to decide on Bills reserved for consideration by the Governor (Photo ...

Voicing concern over a recent Supreme Court ruling prescribing a timeline for the President to decide on bills, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday said India had not bargained for a democracy ...

The remark was made in an apparent reference to the Supreme Court’s April 8 judgement imposing a three-month deadline for the president to approve or reject bills referred by state governors.

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