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In a major setback to the AAP Government, the Supreme Court on Wednesday permitted the Centre to extend the tenure of Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, a day before he was set to demit office on November 30, for six months, holding that the Union Government’s decision did not violate law or the

The Supreme Court on Wednesday (November 29) allowed the Union Government to extend by six months the term of the Chief Secretary of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, Naresh...

The activist, who has been lodged in a jail since September 2020, has sought bail, saying that he had no role in the riots.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Central governments decision to extend Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumars tenure by six months, just before his scheduled retirement, is not in violation of the law. Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, leading the bench, emphasized the Centres authority to appoint the Delhi chief secretary.

The bid to extend the tenure of the present chief secretary is the latest bone of contention between the Arvind Kejriwal government and Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, who have been involved in a series of run-ins over various issues.

MHA has issued orders effecting the six-month tenure extension of Delhi Chief Secretary after the Supreme Court upheld the authority of the Centre on the issue. In a major setback to the AAP government, the Supreme Court on Wednesday permitted the Centre to extend the tenure of Delhi Chief

The Centre said it will respond to the Supreme Court when the matter is taken up tomorrow.

The Supreme Court now seems to realise that much more needs to be done quickly to make access to justice a right for all.

Constitution of India, 1950; Article 254 - The Tamil Nadu Highways Act 2001 cannot be invalidated on the ground that is provisions are at variance from the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency...

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