PIL slams Cong, BJP with law violations
10 Jan 2013 7:38 AM IST
The Delhi HC will hear a PIL alleging various Indian laws have been violated by the Congress and the BJP by receiving fundings from UK-based Vedanta Resources on Thursday. On Wednesday, a judge recused from the case.
The plea has been listed for tomorrow after Justice V K Jain recused himself, without assigning any reason, from hearing the matter which was listed on Wednesday before the bench headed by Chief Justice D Murugesan.
'The honourable judge (Justice Jain) is recusing himself. Put up for hearing before another bench tomorrow,' Murugesan said moments after advocate Prashant Bhushan started his arguments on the PIL filed by an NGO, Association for Democratic Reforms and E A S Sarma, a former Secretary of the govt of India.
The plea has been listed for tomorrow after Justice V K Jain recused himself, without assigning any reason, from hearing the matter which was listed on Wednesday before the bench headed by Chief Justice D Murugesan.
'The honourable judge (Justice Jain) is recusing himself. Put up for hearing before another bench tomorrow,' Murugesan said moments after advocate Prashant Bhushan started his arguments on the PIL filed by an NGO, Association for Democratic Reforms and E A S Sarma, a former Secretary of the govt of India.
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