The Delhi High Court on Thursday(27th Nov) has directed the AAP government to respond to a petition from seven BJP MPs seeking the implementation of the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana in Delhi. The court emphasized the importance of setting aside political differences for the welfare of residents facing high healthcare costs. Further hearings are set for December 11.
The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL seeking BCCI and Delhi Capitals to pay for IPL security expenses, citing the absence of an agreed fee for security services during matches. The petitioner pointed to previous cases in Mumbai and Jaipur, but the court deemed it a policy decision, concluding no outstanding dues. The decision allows Delhi Police to levy fees in the future.
Today, On 5th May, The Delhi High Court directed the chief secretary to address a plea for a door-to-door survey to determine senior citizen numbers and build elderly homes in Delhi’s districts. The court stressed prompt resolution, emphasizing a comprehensive and inclusive approach involving multiple stakeholders. This step aims to strengthen the support system for the elderly by providing accurate data for effective measures.
Today, 30th April, The Delhi High Court exposed illegal constructions on Waqf properties, urging urgent action for safeguarding their sanctity. The court criticized mismanagement and unauthorized construction amidst disputes between the Waqf Board and the Delhi Development Authority. It also highlighted concerns regarding the administrator’s role and recommended actions, awaiting further hearings on May 8.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to submit a detailed report on the surge in dengue cases within two weeks. Emphasizing the need for comprehensive data, the court also addressed a proposed fine increase for mosquito breeding to combat the escalating public health crisis. The next hearing is scheduled for March 19.
