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  1. Abhishek Banerjee met Om Birla to present a case regarding a party split, citing a Supreme Court judgment from the Maharashtra crisis.
  2. Petitions regarding the disqualification of rebel MPs were submitted by the involved parties.

Procedural matters regarding disqualification petitions are underway, including urging expeditious disposal and inviting petitioners to an all-party meeting.

17 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 23
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Procedural matters regarding disqualification petitions are underway, including urging expeditious disposal and inviting petitioners to an all-party meeting.

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Abhishek BanerjeeOm Birla

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  1. Multiple individuals, including Arup Roy, Biplab Mitra, and Rathin Ghosh, are subject to disqualification petitions in India.Sub-event
  2. Banerjee mediated disqualification proceedings and led the petition against rebel MPs.1 source
  3. Court issued notices regarding disqualification petitions.1 source
  4. Supreme Court is monitoring the proceedings of a party disqualification petition.1 source
  5. Om Birla presided over the Lok Sabha during a political crisis and pressured the Speaker regarding the disqualification of rebel MPs.Sub-event
  6. Disqualification petitions are being processed in Parliament, involving calls for speedy resolution and all-party meetings.1 source

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