Golay thanks Supreme Court for deletion of observations

IPR, GANGTOK, FEBRUARY 8, 2023: Chief Minister of Sikkim Prem Singh Tamang in his official page on Wednesday thanked and expressed gratitude to the Supreme Court for their understanding of the sentiments of the people of Sikkim and deleting “all the references to Nepali of Sikkimese origin as foreigners or migrants in its judgment dated January 13, 2023.”

The court also clarified that “the judgment did not touch upon Article 371F of the Constitution which grants special status to Sikkim,” said the Chief Minister.

Calling this “a historical achievement for Sikkim,” the Chief Minister reiterated the “immense faith” of Sikkim in the judiciary and thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju for their support to the cause of Sikkim.

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Golay thanks Supreme Court for deletion of observations

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