Who has control over the bureaucracy in the national capital. Even after the decision of the Supreme Court regarding this matter, the controversy is not taking the name of stopping. A day after the court’s decision, the Delhi government has again approached the Supreme Court. In this, he alleged that the central government is not implementing the transfer orders of the state government. The AAP government has demanded an early hearing from the court. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the matter. After this, a bench will be constituted on this matter by next week.
Mentioned the matter before the Supreme Court
Mentioning the matter before a bench of Chief Justice and Justice PS Narasimha, advocate AM Singhvi, appearing for the Delhi government, said that the apex court’s verdict was delivered yesterday and today the verdict cannot be implemented. Used to be. Singhvi said that under Article 141 of the Constitution it should be considered as contempt of court order. Along with this, he said that a bench needs to hear it urgently. At the same time, the Chief Justice said that he would constitute a bench on the matter next week.
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This decision was given on Thursday
Supreme Court (Supreme Court) The Supreme Court had given its verdict on the Delhi government’s petition last Thursday. The bench had said that only the Delhi government has the authority to transfer and post officers. The court said that except for the three subjects of public order, police and land, the elected government would have authority over everything else.
According to media reports, the clash has been seen after the very first transfer done by the Delhi government. On Thursday, the Delhi government removed Ashish More, posted as Services Secretary. After this, the transfer was declared illegal by the LG office. He said that this transfer has been done without following the guidelines.
