Govt Seeks 2g Verdict Review
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2G: Govt seeks review of verdict questioning policy
The government today moved the Supreme Court questioning its verdict holding the policy of first-come-first-served in 2G spectrum allocation as unconstitutional while cancelling 122 licences saying it has entered into the exclusive domain of the executive and beyond the limits of judicial review.
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Profit Top 10: LIC saves ONGC auction; Govt seeks clarification on 2G verdict
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2G: Delay over OK to prosecute Raja haunts Govt, may seek review of Supreme Court order
The government is likely to seek a review of the January 31 Supreme Court verdict that ruled any citizen has the right to seek the prosecution of a public servant, based on charges of corruption. The Supreme Court's verdict was based on a petition filed by Subramanian Swamy.
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2G: Govt seeks review of verdict questioning policy
The government today moved the Supreme Court questioning its verdict holding the policy of first-come-first-served in 2G spectrum allocation as unconstitutional while cancelling 122 licences saying it has entered into the exclusive domain of the executive and beyond the limits of judicial review.
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Profit Top 10: LIC saves ONGC auction; Govt seeks clarification on 2G verdict
If you missed our coverage, here are the day's top ten stories
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2G: Delay over OK to prosecute Raja haunts Govt, may seek review of Supreme Court order
The government is likely to seek a review of the January 31 Supreme Court verdict that ruled any citizen has the right to seek the prosecution of a public servant, based on charges of corruption. The Supreme Court's verdict was based on a petition filed by Subramanian Swamy.
