Punjab government kept session perennially alive: solicitor general to Supreme Court

The Punjab AAP government accused the governor of keeping bills pending in the Supreme Court, but this was rebutted by the solicitor general, who claimed that it was the AAP government that was at fault for keeping the state assembly session perpetually active. The bench questioned whether this was in line with the Constitution. The advocate general clarified that some bills were passed by the assembly while others required the governor's approval.
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