KCR సర్కార్ కు హైకోర్టు ఎందుకు అక్షింతలు వేసింది?||Why High Court angry on KCR Govt?||
Observing that parts of the affidavit filed by State government’s Principal Finance Secretary were ‘misplaced and vague’, the Telangana High Court on Tuesday instructed the TSRTC Managing Director in-charge to file an affidavit over the government’s claims that it overpaid the corporation.
Posting the hearing on the ongoing strike by RTC workers for Friday, the HC set Thursday as the deadline for presenting the affidavit and directed the MD to be present in the court during next hearing. The RTC officers knowing the nitty-gritty of its finances should also be present for eliciting information, the HC said.
Earlier, the division bench comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice A. Abhishek Reddy sought to know why the RTC MD was not present, when the crucial issue of RTC strike was under adjudication by the HC. The bench declined to give more time as sought by the TSRTC standing counsel who said the MD had other commitments on Friday.
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KCR సర్కార్ కు హైకోర్టు ఎందుకు అక్షింతలు వేసింది?||Why High Court angry on KCR Govt?|| Observing that parts of the affidavit filed by State government’s Principal Finance Secretary were ‘misplaced and vague’, the Telangana High Court on Tuesday instructed the TSRTC Managing Director in-charge to file an affidavit over the government’s claims that it overpaid the corporation. Posting the hearing on the ongoing strike by RTC workers for Friday, the HC set Thursday as the deadline for presenting the affidavit and directed the MD to be present in the court during next hearing. The RTC officers knowing the nitty-gritty of its finances should also be present for eliciting information, the HC said. Earlier, the division bench comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice A. Abhishek Reddy sought to know why the RTC MD was not present, when the crucial issue of RTC strike was under adjudication by the HC. The bench declined to give more time as sought by the TSRTC standing counsel who said the MD had other commitments on Friday.