<h1>State government seeks to withdraw plea against Governor's delayed bill approval after similar case ruling</h1> The Supreme Court adjourned to July 25 a case where the state government challenged the Governor's delay in approving bills passed by the state assembly. The state sought to withdraw its plea following a recent judgment in a similar case involving another state's Governor. However, the Centre opposed the withdrawal, arguing the matter should await the court's decision on a presidential reference under Article 143 regarding bill assent procedures. The original petition alleged the Governor improperly reserved seven bills for presidential consideration for up to two years, with four bills ultimately being denied assent by the President.