After disqualifying Congress chief Avinash Bagwe as a councilor of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) over an alleged unauthorized building situation, the Small Cause Court in Pune stayed its order difficult Bagwe within the Bombay High Court until July 17. has given. .
The order was handed by Small Cause Court Judge Sagar N Patil on June 30.
Pune resident Bhupendra Shengge had filed a case in search of disqualification of Bagway for unauthorized building. Bagwe had sought to problem this resolution within the High Court. He stated it could have triggered him irreparable loss if the judgment for attraction towards him had not been stayed. The Congress chief stated that he had challenged the choice of his disqualification for the remaining time period on the problem of a
Unauthorized shed constructed by their partner.
“He duly repaired the shed by taking advantage of PMC’s permission. It is a matter of interpretation of legal provisions and government notification.” He stated that Shendge misled the courtroom.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
