The Patna High Court strongly warned DM Dr. Tyagarajan S.M. to remove illegal encroachments in four weeks. The bench said if not done, it would be seen as defiance of court orders, leading to contempt action.
A judicial commission investigating the Hathras stampede, which led to 121 deaths, has blamed administrative failures for the tragedy while also hinting at a possible conspiracy. The report highlighted that permission was given for 80,000 people, but the crowd swelled to over 2.5 lakh. Though it did not hold Bhole Baba personally responsible, it pointed to lapses by authorities and his ‘sevadars’ as key reasons behind the disaster.
The NLU Odisha administration called the ongoing student protests “illegal” and accused the students of using “arm-twisting” tactics. The students started an indefinite protest, saying the administration has failed to solve their long-standing problems. They claim their issues have been ignored, forcing them to take this step. The administration’s statement has added to the tension between both sides.
Today(on 26th April)The Supreme Court has agreed to review the Delhi government’s challenge against a central law granting more power to the lieutenant governor over administrative services. The Delhi government emphasizes the urgent need for a decision as the matter has disrupted administration. The court is currently occupied with another case but recognizes the importance of the plea.
On 28th March: The Delhi High Court has directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to address major financial problems and improve city administration. The court warned of potential shutdown if financial issues persist, instructed daily hearings from April 8, and suggested an overhaul of the entire system due to concerns about administrative shortcomings and citizen suffering.
