<p>The petitioners, co-operative milk unions of Mysore, Kolar, Tumkur, Shimoga, Mandya and Dakshina Kannada, had moved the High Court challenging the Government proposal to nominate members to co-operative milk unions.<br /><br />The petitioners said that the Government had nominated members to the unions at this juncture when the elections to the post of Chairman and Vice-Chairman for respective milk unions is scheduled in the middle of July. The proposal for nomination is bound to affect the elections. <br /><br />The petitioner further argued that the government has no power to nominate the members to milk unions under Co-Operative Act. But the state is trying to increase the strength of the members by nomination, despite the fact that the nominated members have no right to vote in a co-operative society. Justice Ram Mohan Reddy, who heard the matter has stayed the further proceedings.</p>
<p>The petitioners, co-operative milk unions of Mysore, Kolar, Tumkur, Shimoga, Mandya and Dakshina Kannada, had moved the High Court challenging the Government proposal to nominate members to co-operative milk unions.<br /><br />The petitioners said that the Government had nominated members to the unions at this juncture when the elections to the post of Chairman and Vice-Chairman for respective milk unions is scheduled in the middle of July. The proposal for nomination is bound to affect the elections. <br /><br />The petitioner further argued that the government has no power to nominate the members to milk unions under Co-Operative Act. But the state is trying to increase the strength of the members by nomination, despite the fact that the nominated members have no right to vote in a co-operative society. Justice Ram Mohan Reddy, who heard the matter has stayed the further proceedings.</p>
