The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to adjourn a batch of petitions challenging the laws of the Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra governments that allow bull-taming sport ‘Jallikattu’ and bullock cart races.A bench headed by Justice KM Joseph refused to adjourn the matter when counsel appearing for Tamil Nadu urged it to hear the matter after the winter break of the Supreme Court as a compilation in the case has to be filed.”Jallikattu is in January, we will not adjourn it,” said Justice Joseph directing the lawyer to file compilations.Earlier, the top court’s Constitution bench had scheduled the pleas against Jallikattu for hearing on November 23.A five-judge Constitution bench of Justices KM Joseph, Ajay Rastogi, Aniruddha Bose, Hrishikesh Roy and CT Ravikumar were hearing the matter.In February 2018, the Supreme Court referred to the Constitution bench whether the people of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra can conserve ‘Jallikattu’ and bullock-cart races as their cultural right and demand their protection under Article 29 (1) of the Constitution.The top court had earlier said that the petitions challenging the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Tamil Nadu Amendment) Act, 2017, needed to be decided by a larger bench since they involved substantial questions relating to the interpretation of the Constitution.