Goa Election 2017: Congress Approaches Supreme Court Door.

At night of Holi, the Supreme Court agreed to hear an urgent writ petition filed by the Congress party challenging the “blatantly unconstitutional action” of Goa State Governor Mridula Sinha to invite Goa BJP legislature party leader Manohar Parrikar as Chief Minister of the State. This petition accused the Center of using its power to defeat the mandate of people and to misuse the office of Governor. It’s not correct in the eye of law or it’s illegal to share rights with any other common man. Only a person govern the rights and appointed by the central government can only take decision and use the powers for the benefits of the people. Petition further said that “Congress party was voted the single largest party in the state legislature”.  But Indian national congress could not prove the majority and BJP need 8 more seats to prove majority and they appointed Manohar Parriker as a chief minister candidate and with response he became the new chief minister of Goa and due to this Indian national congress went to supreme court and on special cases, Chief Justice of India J.S. Khehar agreed to set up a Special Bench and to hear the petition filed by Chandrakant Kavlekar, the elected leader of the Goa Congress Legislature party, on March 14 at 10.30 a.m. Mr. Parrikar is scheduled to be sworn in as Chief Minister on the same morning. The petition said that the governor’s decision was blatantly unconstitutional and illegal, and that it violates the basic features of the Constitution.
Election result of Goa State Legislature Assembly, The total strength of the State Assembly is 40 seats, the Congress has 17 MLAs, followed by the BJP with 13, the MGP (3), the GFP (3), the NCP (1) and Independents (3).