With relief eluding several Congress legislators in the capital in the office of profit issue, DPCC has decided to seek legal opinion to find a way out of the situation.
In the wake of the Election Commission (EC) refusing to grant more time to 19 Congress MLAs and an MP to file their replies on notices issued by it, DPCC has on Thursday convened a meeting of the legislators in question, sources said.
Members of the party's legal cell have also been asked to attend the meeting, to be chaired by DPCC chief Rambabu Sharma, they said.
Rejecting the plea by 19 Congress MLAs and MP Sajjan Kumar for six weeks time to submit their replies, the EC has asked them to send in their response by June 21.
In a letter to the legislators dated June 9, the Commission has also made it clear that no further extension of time would be granted to them under any circumstance.
The EC had served notices to the Congress legislators on May 2 acting on a complaint by BJP MLA Vijay Jolly seeking their disqualification for allegedly holding offices of profit under Delhi government.
{{/usCountry}}The EC had served notices to the Congress legislators on May 2 acting on a complaint by BJP MLA Vijay Jolly seeking their disqualification for allegedly holding offices of profit under Delhi government.
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