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Madras HC dismisses petition challenging Central govt nomination of 3 BJP members as nominated members of Puducherry Legislative Assembly

The Madras High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation petition challenging the Central government nomination of 3 BJP members as nominated members of the Puducherry Legislative Assembly. <br />''<br />''AIR Correspondent reports, on May 10th, the central government nominated 3 persons Venkatesan, Ramalingam and Ashok babu as MLAs to the Puducherry Legislative Assembly. Opposing the nomination, a PIL petition had been filed in the Madras High Court to declare the notification as illegal on the ground that they are not the persons of eminence.<br />'' <br />''But the 2 member bench dismissed the writ petition, saying that the UT act empowered the central government to nominate not more than 3 persons to the Legislative Assembly and the only condition is that they should not be a government servant.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Meanwhile, talking to the media persons, BJP state President Saminathan said that an understanding has been reached with NR Congress on sharing of Ministers and Speaker posts. He said that the Speaker will be from BJP and 5 minister posts will be shared by both the parties. </span><br />

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