Today(on 26th July), the Supreme Court criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for its failure to enforce Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016, deeming Delhi’s waste situation a severe problem. The court directed the Union environment ministry to arrange a meeting with MCD and Delhi government officials to address the crisis. The issue will be further reviewed on September 6.
On Tuesday(16th July),The Delhi High Court has instructed civic bodies like MCD and DJB to conduct a joint inspection of the waterlogging issue at the Bar Council of Delhi office and submit a detailed report within a week. Persistent waterlogging during monsoons at the BCD office has prompted this directive, aiming to address the recurring inconvenience caused by muddy and sewage water accumulation.
On Wednesday( 8th May), The Delhi High Court criticized multiple authorities for neglecting dairy industry regulation, citing the failure to ensure milk purity and curb illegal hormone use. The court condemned the negligence of Delhi government, MCD, Delhi Police, and FSSAI, urging stricter oversight and proposing the relocation of dairy colonies. Police were warned, and a comprehensive report was ordered.
On Friday(5th April), The Delhi High Court mandated an inspection of Mukherjee Nagar coaching centers, emphasizing safety regulations. A specialized team, including legal experts and fire service personnel, will assess operational status and safety measures. The court’s proactive stance reflects the critical importance of safety in educational institutions and aims to enhance safety standards in the region.
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.
The Delhi High Court Today warned the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to disburse salaries, pensions, and arrears in line with the 7th Central Pay Commission’s recommendations or face dissolution. The Court expressed frustration over MCD’s financial instability and corruption, and rejected requests for intervention, urging the MCD to rectify its internal affairs promptly.
The Delhi High Court has warned the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to promptly pay salaries and pensions to its employees or face dissolution. The court expressed deep frustration with the MCD’s financial mismanagement and emphasized the statutory obligation to disburse payments. This ultimatum highlights the critical need for immediate reform within the MCD.
Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi has filed a petition urging the Supreme Court to allow the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to function in the absence of its Standing Committee, due to prolonged political and legal disputes. This comes after the MCD’s attempts to address the governance deadlock faced criticism from the opposition party. The petition underscores the challenges of balancing legal proceedings with urgent governance needs in Delhi.
