Notice issued to 3 MPs under anti-defection law
The Hindu
They have been asked to give their comments within 15 days
Ahead of the Monsoon session that begins on June 19, the Lok Sabha Secretariat has issued separate letters to Sisir Adhikari and Sunil Kumar Mondal (Trinamool Congress) and K. Raghu Ramarishna Raju (YSR Congress), after their parties petitioned Speaker Om Birla, seeking their disqualification under the Anti-Defection Law. They have been asked to give their comments within 15 days of receipt of letters, a source told The Hindu on Thursday. The timing of the letters is significant as it not only comes just days before the Parliament session but also ahead of a proposed visit by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to Delhi later this month when it could become a political issue.
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