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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay CAA Until Modi Govt Puts Forth Its Arguments In Four Week’s Time
The Supreme Court of India. (Photo by Sonu Mehta/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
The Chief Justice of India S A Bobade led Supreme Court (SC) bench on Wednesday (22 January) refused to stay the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) until the Narendra Modi led central government puts forth its arguments in the apex court, Hindustan Times has reported.
Out of the 144 petitions, 60 of them are said to have been served on union and Attorney General K K Venugopal had earlier argued against passing any interim order until the centre has been heard in the matter.
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