Bombay High Court: Time for government to release 400 gr, but not to form a committee on fire safety


Posted on 29th Jul 2022 12:52 pm by rohit kumar

The Bombay High Court has asked why the present and previous governments of Maharashtra did not get time to form a committee to implement fire safety rules. While around 400 government proposals have been issued during this period. The High Court had given instructions to the government in this regard on April 11. The public prosecutor told the High Court that for the new rules, the government is incorporating the draft security rules in 2009. For this, a special committee has to be formed, which takes three-four months.

 

Justice Dipankar Dutta and Justice MS Karnik said that this is a very long period. It is coming in the newspapers that the government has recently issued 400 gr. The government needs so much time to form a simple committee, but it has time to issue the GR. The High Court directed that after the order given in April, it should inform about the steps taken by the government by the next date.

 

It is noteworthy that the High Court is hearing this on a Public Interest Litigation filed by a lawyer, in which it has been requested to implement fire safety rules in buildings. These rules were made after the terrorist attack on Mumbai in 2009.

 

Judge withdraws from hearing on the appointment of CBI Director

 

Bombay High Court Chief Justice Dipankar Dutta recused himself from hearing a plea challenging the appointment of Subodh Jaiswal as CBI Director. He took this decision following a complaint letter by the petitioner and former Maharashtra Assistant Commissioner of Police Rajendra Trivedi against him. Trivedi has filed public interest litigation challenging Jaiswal's appointment.

 

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A petition has been filed in the Kerala High Court seeking compensation for girl students who were forced to remove their underwear before appearing for the NEET exam in the Kollam district. Petitioner Asif Azad, a resident of Thiruvananthapuram, has sought a decision in favor of the girl students by directing the National Testing Agency (NTA) to conduct the re-examination in two weeks before releasing the results. The petition has also sought direction from the central government to establish a uniform protocol for examinations across the country. Now the court will hear the matter on Friday.

 

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