Jodhpur: Taking seriously the failure in the appointment of the chairman and members Rajasthan State Commission Despite the assurance of the court, for women in the stipulated time Rajasthan High Court A notice has been issued to the state government and a reply has been sought in 14 days.
Petitioner Ishwar Prasad A contempt petition was filed against the state government in the High Court seeking action against the Chief Secretary and the Principal Secretary (Women and Child Development) and it came up for hearing on Tuesday.
“It is very serious that despite the directions of the High Court to fill up the vacant posts of Chairperson and Members” Rajasthan Rajasthan The State Commission for Women, in the last hearing on September 29 last year, in the last two months, the seats continued to remain vacant and there has been no compliance of the order of the court,” said the petitioner.
The AAG, who appeared in the court in the last hearing, also told the court that the said appointments would be made within a period of two months.
Accepting the petition, a division bench of Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice Vinod Kumar Bharwani has issued notices to the Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary (Women and Child Development) seeking their reply within 14 days as to why contempt action is not taken against them.
Petitioner Prasad had filed a petition in the High Court wherein the post of the Chairman of the Commission is lying vacant since January 2019, and the posts of three members of the Commission are lying vacant since November 2019, and hence, presently the Commission is not functioning. .
Petitioner Ishwar Prasad A contempt petition was filed against the state government in the High Court seeking action against the Chief Secretary and the Principal Secretary (Women and Child Development) and it came up for hearing on Tuesday.
“It is very serious that despite the directions of the High Court to fill up the vacant posts of Chairperson and Members” Rajasthan Rajasthan The State Commission for Women, in the last hearing on September 29 last year, in the last two months, the seats continued to remain vacant and there has been no compliance of the order of the court,” said the petitioner.
The AAG, who appeared in the court in the last hearing, also told the court that the said appointments would be made within a period of two months.
Accepting the petition, a division bench of Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice Vinod Kumar Bharwani has issued notices to the Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary (Women and Child Development) seeking their reply within 14 days as to why contempt action is not taken against them.
Petitioner Prasad had filed a petition in the High Court wherein the post of the Chairman of the Commission is lying vacant since January 2019, and the posts of three members of the Commission are lying vacant since November 2019, and hence, presently the Commission is not functioning. .
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