NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court Wednesday granted last opportunity to the Centre and Delhi Police to file their response on a plea by climate activist Disha Ravi for restraining the police from leaking to the media any probe material in relation to the FIR lodged against her in the toolkit case.
Justice Prathiba M Singh said the central government and Delhi Police shall file their counter affidavits within two weeks and listed the matter for further hearing on May 18. A last and final opportunity is granted to the Centre and Delhi Police to file their counter affidavits withing two weeks and rejoinder by petitioner thereafter, the court said.
The Delhi High Court Wednesday granted last opportunity to the Centre and Delhi Police to file their response on a plea by climate activist Disha Ravi for restraining the police from leaking to the media any probe material in relation to the FIR lodged against her in the toolkit case. Justice Prathiba M Singh said the central government and Delhi Police shall file their counter affidavits within two weeks and listed the matter for further hearing on May 18. A last and final opportunity is granted to the Centre and Delhi Police to file their counter affidavits withing two weeks and rejoinder by petitioner thereafter, the court said.
Justice Najmi Waziri questioned the Central government as to why decision has not been taken to extend RTE Act beyond 8th class and upto 12th class, despite court s directions passed in 2019.
HC allows home quarantine for COVID-19 negative family after returning from UK
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Justice Prathiba M Singh issued the direction saying there was no clarity in the notifications which were contradictory regarding quarantine of passengers coming from the UK and directed the Delhi government to instruct the IGI airport to prominently display on its website the standard operating procedures (SOP) so that no confusion is caused to travellers.
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The court also directed the Delhi govt to give clear instructions to the IGI airport to display the current SOP prominently on its website
Updated Feb 11, 2021 | 10:06 IST
HC refuses to waive cost on SDMC for requisition of over 1100 vacant posts of special educators. Justice Najmi Waziri said teachers were not appointed for many years. HC refuses to waive cost on SDMC on special educators posts | Photo Credit: Representative Image
The Delhi High Court Wednesday refused to modify its order imposing a cost of Rs 25,000 on South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) for not sending to the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) the requisition of over 1100 vacant posts of special educators in the school run by the civic body.
Justice Najmi Waziri said teachers were not appointed for many years which is a proven fact as the vacancy is for 1132 special educators which, surely has not arisen in a year.