It said the suit “squarely raises a dispute as to the right, power and authority of the defendant Union (of India) to interfere with the exclusive, autonomous and plenary powers of the plaintiff state to regulate its own finances under several provisions of the Constitution”.The suit claimed the Centre’s actions “fall foul of, and violate the federal structure of the Constitution”.It said the borrowing limits or the extent of such borrowings are regulated by the Kerala Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2003 as amended from time to time.The suit said the ability to determine the borrowing of the state in order to balance the budget and make up for the fiscal deficit is exclusively within the domain of the states.
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Parliamentary panel calls for strict implementation of Land Acquisition Act in its entirety and true spirit
On Rehabilitation and resettlement, the Committee recommended that the Ministry strengthen the National Monitoring Committee structurally and functionally…
