Lakshadweep Collector Asker Ali Refutes Reports on Shifting Legal Jurisdiction

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The news about shifting of the jurisdiction of the high court from Kerala to Karnataka is baseless and is devoid of truth,” Mr Ali said in a statement.

Some media reports claimed the Lakshadweep administration has mooted a proposal to shift its legal jurisdiction from Kerala High Court to Karnataka High Court

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LAKSHADWEEP — Refuting the reports about the Lakshadweep administration shifting its legal jurisdiction from Kerala High Court to Karnataka High Court, District Collector of Lakshadweep S Asker Ali said the report is baseless and is devoid of truth, reports ANI.

“There is no proposal of the Lakshadweep Administration to shift its legal jurisdiction from the High Court of Kerala to the High Court of Karnataka. The news about shifting of the jurisdiction of the high court from Kerala to Karnataka is baseless and is devoid of truth,” Mr Ali said in a statement.

Earlier, some media reports claimed the Lakshadweep administration has mooted a proposal to shift its legal jurisdiction from Kerala High Court to Karnataka High Court in face of widespread protests from islands’ people over some of its policies.

Over the last month, several leaders and local citizens of the island have called for a new administrator in the Lakshadweep islands after the ‘reforms’ announced by Praful Patel, which have been described as anti-people.

 

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