SG: American law, I generally do not cite but, in American constitution law, states can't assert as parens patriae under original jurisdiction- State there are completely independent and court have said these are federal issues. We have cited American cases that they said that you can't come to Supreme Court because these are political issues.

On Article 226- when would it empower entitle the high court- examine a situation, if the Governor grants assent- can someone aggreived by that can he challenge before high court and it issue mandamus?

CJI: that's a totally different situation, once law is implemented but question is, when Governor sits over a bill passed by legislature even on second occasion, can he sit time immemorial?

SG: justification will not confer jurisdiction. They choose to not undertake any political process otherwise other States...