Big news! The case of Maharashtra’s power struggle will now be heard before the Constitution Bench, before a 5-judge Constitution Bench

Mumbai. MahaeNews.

The expectation that was being expressed for the last month has happened. The matter of power struggle in Maharashtra has now been referred to the Constitution Bench. Chief Justice NV Ramana of the Supreme Court has referred the Maharashtra power struggle case to a 5-judge constitution bench. The Constitution Bench will hear the issues of internal democracy in political parties and the role of Election Commission in it. The next hearing of this case will be held on Thursday. The pending issues with the Election Commission will be heard on Thursday. The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission not to take any decision before that. Even earlier, Justice Ramana had said that the Election Commission should not take any major decision regarding the Shiv Sena’s symbol before the court’s observation. There is no decision on how and when the constitution bench will be established, so this matter is likely to be delayed.Relief for the Uddhav Thackeray group
The Supreme Court has given an important order in today’s hearing that the Election Commission should not take any action till the next day’s i.e. Thursday’s hearing. So this will be a relief for the Uddhav Thackeray group. Today was the deadline for the Uddhav Thackeray group to submit their submissions to the Election Commission.What is constitution bench?

It is the task of the constitution bench to say what the constitution actually means on an issue

In constitutional matters the law has to be interpreted

More judges are needed to interpret fundamental questions of law

The hearing in such cases goes to the Constitution Bench

A hearing is then conducted by 5 or more judges

A decision of the Constitution Bench on an issue becomes law for 30-40 years

A bench of five or more judges is called a constitution bench

Who will decide the constitutional bench?

Chief Justice Ramana will decide who will be the 5 judges of the Constitution Bench.

The Chief Justice will also decide on the issues on which the Constitution Bench has to comment

There are many issues in the Maharashtra power struggle case. What will happen to the power of the vice president? How many powers does Election Commission have? Does the decision regarding disqualification apply or not? All these decisions are intertwined. In such a situation, the case of power struggle has been referred to a 5-judge constitution bench.