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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea to Disqualify TMC Rebel MLAs
✍️ Amar Ujala
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 01:41 PM
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The Supreme Court has rejected a petition seeking the disqualification of rebel Trinamool Congress MLAs. The court advised the petitioners to approach the High Court for redressal.
The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a plea that sought the disqualification of certain rebel MLAs belonging to the Trinamool Congress party. The apex court, in its ruling, stated that it would not entertain the matter directly.
Instead of ruling on the disqualification itself, the bench advised the petitioners to pursue their grievances by approaching the relevant High Court. This directive suggests that the legal challenge concerning the MLAs' membership status should be heard at the High Court level.
The court's decision means the petition filed in the Supreme Court has been turned away, and the path forward for those seeking disqualification lies with the judicial process in the High Court.
Instead of ruling on the disqualification itself, the bench advised the petitioners to pursue their grievances by approaching the relevant High Court. This directive suggests that the legal challenge concerning the MLAs' membership status should be heard at the High Court level.
The court's decision means the petition filed in the Supreme Court has been turned away, and the path forward for those seeking disqualification lies with the judicial process in the High Court.