Karnataka: Rebel MLAs recently disqualified in Karnataka have demanded the Supreme Court to postpone by-election. After that, the Supreme Court said that the application is needed, after that it will be considered. The same code of conduct will be implemented in the state from last Saturday. Same because by-elections are going to be held on 15 December 2019 on 15 assembly seats here. According to the information received from the disqualified MLAs, it has been said that the Supreme Court has not yet decided on their disqualification, the process of filing nominations for the by-elections can be issued from last Monday. That is why it will appropriate to postpone the by-election.

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According to the information received, a bench headed by Justice NV Ramana reserved its decision on 25 October 2019 on various petitions filed by 17 MLAs. In these petitions, the MLAs have challenged the ineligible declaration before the HD Kumaraswamy government has given a vote of confidence. Mentioned and said that the by-election on the assembly seats has been decided on 5 December 2019 and the candidates will have to file nominations between 11 to 18 November.

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It is also being said that the disqualified MLA will not be able to file his nomination. Apart from this, the verdict of the apex court has not yet come up on this particular issue. Rohatgi has issued a request to postpone the by-election till the decision of the top court on the petition of the MLAs. According to the information received, the apex court told the advocate that they have been asked to file a new application in this regard. Earlier, the Election Commission has decided to postpone the scheduled by-elections on October 21, 2019, to set a new date on December 5 in view of the pending petition of unqualified legislators.

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