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The Tamil Nadu government decided to file an appeal in the Supreme Court. This decision of the government comes after the decision of the Madras High Court, in which the operations of the Acts were banned while hearing a petition challenging these laws.
After the Madras High Court issued an order to stay the Tamil Nadu state government to ban the operations of 10 Acts that allowed the Vice Chancellor to Universities, the Tamil Nadu government decided to file an appeal in the Supreme Court. This decision of the government comes after the decision of the Madras High Court, in which the operations of the Acts were banned while hearing a petition challenging these laws. He was immediately notified by the state government, when the Supreme Court on 8 April said in its judgment that the bills have received approval. Thus he was validated as laws.
The state government has passed the 10 Amendment Act, under which it has been empowered to appoint Vice Chancellor (VC) of state universities. Earlier, this right was mainly with the Governor, who followed the directions of the University Grants Commission (UGC). The Milanadu government notified the Amendment Acts as a law and published in the State Gazette on 11 April. DMK MP P Wilson, who is also a senior advocate, said that a lawyer from Tirunelveli went to Chennai to file a petition before the Madras High Court holiday bench, which was heard on 14 May.
Wilson said that we argued that there was no hurry to hear the petition as the existing laws were challenged, and the Supreme Court had already rejected the Attorney General’s argument that the Amendment Acts violate the UGC regulations. Similar cases are pending in the Supreme Court.
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