Months after being reinstated in IAS, Shah Faesal withdraws SC plea challenging Article 370 revocation | India News,The Indian Express
Shah Faesal's decision to withdraw the petition comes months after he was taken back into the Indian Administrative Service in April this year and appointed Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Culture.
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HomeIndiaMonths after being reinstated in IAS, Shah Faesal withdraws SC plea challenging Article 370 revocation
Months after being reinstated in IAS, Shah Faesal withdraws SC plea challenging Article 370 revocation
Shah Faesal's decision to withdraw the petition comes months after he was taken back into the Indian Administrative Service in April this year and appointed Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Culture.
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New Delhi | Updated: September 20, 2022 7:53:12 pm
Faesal was among 23 pertitioners who had challenged the Centre’s decision to abrogate provisions of Article 370. (Express Photo by Shuaib Masoodi)
IAS officer Shah Faesal has withdrawn his petition from the Supreme Court challenging the Presidential order to scrap Article 370, that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, Bar & Bench reported.
Faesal was among 23 petitioners who had challenged the Centre’s decision to abrogate provisions of Article 370.
Shah Faesal’s decision to withdraw the petition comes months after he was taken back into the Indian Administrative Service in April this year and appointed Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Culture.
Faesal resigned from service in protest in 2019 to float his own political party in Jammu and Kashmir. However, his resignation had never been accepted by the government and he withdrew it later.
At the time of his resignation, he had tweeted, “To protest the unabated killings in Kashmir and absence of any credible political initiative from Union government, I have decided to resign from IAS. Kashmiri lives matter.”
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