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SC stays Uttarakhand HC order till April 27: Who said what

Congress leader Harish Rawat, whose reinstatement as Uttarakhand chief minister was ordered by the high court but stayed by the Supreme Court on Friday, said he respected the apex court ruling which has also stalled attempts to form a government through the “back door”.

Updated on: Apr 22, 2016, 19:44:00 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi/Dehradun
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Congress leader Harish Rawat, whose reinstatement as Uttarakhand chief minister was ordered by the high court but stayed by the Supreme Court on Friday, said he respected the apex court ruling which has also stalled attempts to form a government through the “back door”.

Ousted chief minister Harish Rawat (PTI Photo)
Ousted chief minister Harish Rawat (PTI Photo)

“This decision will control the attempts to get a majority through back door and form a government that has no moral right to be there,” Rawat said in a reference to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party.

Here is what other political leaders had to say about the political crisis in Uttarakhand:

“By taking charge suo motu as chief minister, Rawat has created a constitutional crisis.” BJP spokesperson Munna Singh Chauhan

“Harish Rawat took the CM office on Friday without permission of the governor.” – BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya

“It is a good judgment; quite hopeful that the view of the HC won’t find favour with the SC.” – Congress rebel MLA Vijay Bahuguna

“We have never had anything to do with the Uttarakhand crisis. They are doing their work and we are doing our work.” --- Ramdev

 
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