Senior Advocates AM Singhvi and P Wilson also appeared for the Tamil Nadu government.
“The government also has to run and 7.3 crore people have to be answered to,” Vaidyanathan argued.
“Every time, we (elected State government) cannot be coming to the Supreme Court,” Rohatgi added.
Singhvi further submitted that there were fifteen bills pending with the Governor of Tamil Nadu.
“The Assembly has re-enacted the ten bills and sent it back now…So, fifteen pending…if five bills of October are ignored, then still ten are pending…Now, no discretion left (for the Governor) after the bills are re-passed…Even if wrong bills are passed…The legislature has the right to do so and Governor has no right in this,” he argued.
Source: Barandbench
