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Following a submission from the centre, the Supreme Court said today that the government's fresh affidavit on Article 370 will have no bearing on the constitutional issue and it will not be relied on for the purpose.

In a new document submitted to the Supreme Court, the Central Government justifies its decision to repeal Article 370, claiming that the move has already begun to affect the region's ordinary man.

Taking up a batch of petitions challenging the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and the state's bifurcation into two UTs after a gap of three years, the Supreme Court will hear the petitions on a day-to-day basis from August 2.

The Supreme Court will hear the pleas challenging the scrapping of Article 370 on a day-to-day basis from August 2, except Monday and Friday. Article 370 granted special status to then state of Jammu and Kashmir and was revoked in 2019.

Today the Supreme Court will hear the petitions challenging the decision to remove Article 370. There are more than 20 petitions challenging the decision | BLiTZ

Since convenience compilation is already prepared, if anyone wants to add something, the same shall be done before July 27. Written submissions shall also be filed on or before July 27. No documents will be accepted post that," the CJI said

The Union government and its ministers have maintained that ‘normalcy’ has been restored in the Valley and militancy has been brought down. There could be no better demonstration of this than to conduct the elections at the earliest

A Constitution Bench of the apex court, headed by CJI Chandrachud, posted the hearing of pleas against the abrogation of Article 370 on August 2.

On July 11, the Supreme Court of India fixed August 2 as the date to start hearing the batch of petitions challenging the amendment to Article 370 of the

Important judgments and orders delivered by the apex court during the summer vacation.