YCP Tirade On HC In Parliament, YCP Strategy
The tussle between the Andhra government and the judiciary intensified Thursday with the ruling YSRC raising the high courts gag order on media both inside and outside Parliament. Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, YSRC Parliamentary Party leader V Vijayasai Reddy termed the high courts interim orders staying further probe in a case registered against former advocate-general Dammalapati Srinivas and restraining the media from reporting on the FIR concerned unusual and legally questionable.
Vijayasai raised the issue during a discussion on Covid-19 situation. When reminded by the Chair to stick to the topic under discussion, he minced no words in saying that despite odds from the judiciary, AP is doing its best to fight the pandemic.
Normally, governments seek gag orders on media but in AP, the situation is different with the judiciary passing such orders. There seems to be an overlapping of functioning of constitutional bodies and the general impression is the judiciary has overreached the legislature and executive, he said. Amid interruptions from TDP members, he wondered how the media gag could benefit the petitioner and alleged judiciary is not impartial to the government of AP.
https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra-pradesh/2020/sep/18/ysrc-raises-andhra-pradeshhigh-courts-unusual-media-gag-order-in-rajya-sabha-2198347.amp
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YCP Tirade On HC In Parliament, YCP Strategy The tussle between the Andhra government and the judiciary intensified Thursday with the ruling YSRC raising the high courts gag order on media both inside and outside Parliament. Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, YSRC Parliamentary Party leader V Vijayasai Reddy termed the high courts interim orders staying further probe in a case registered against former advocate-general Dammalapati Srinivas and restraining the media from reporting on the FIR concerned unusual and legally questionable. Vijayasai raised the issue during a discussion on Covid-19 situation. When reminded by the Chair to stick to the topic under discussion, he minced no words in saying that despite odds from the judiciary, AP is doing its best to fight the pandemic. Normally, governments seek gag orders on media but in AP, the situation is different with the judiciary passing such orders. There seems to be an overlapping of functioning of constitutional bodies and the general impression is the judiciary has overreached the legislature and executive, he said. Amid interruptions from TDP members, he wondered how the media gag could benefit the petitioner and alleged judiciary is not impartial to the government of AP. https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra-pradesh/2020/sep/18/ysrc-raises-andhra-pradeshhigh-courts-unusual-media-gag-order-in-rajya-sabha-2198347.amp
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