Not hiding its displeasure, a division bench of the Telangana High Court on Wednesday shot a volley of questions at the State government on why it was testing less despite the court’s orders.
"Why is the State government not sending its medical staff to test people door-to-door," the bench, comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice B Vijaysen Reddy, asked.
"Now the entire 33 districts, including Nalgonda and Suryapet where there were no cases earlier, are no longer free. We are sorry to say that the Telangana government has lost interest and zeal in containing virus and it is ready to throw in the towel with a message that everyone should fend for themselves. This is a strange attitude of the government. It continues to ignore our orders. If the government wants this court to get tougher, we will get tough when our orders are ignored," the bench remarked.
It also pointed out that the government earlier fudged and juggled the figures while issuing health bulletins as compared to other States. Unhappy with the government's response, the court decided to hold a video-conference on Thursday with the superintendents of Gandhi, NIMS, King Koti and Fever hospitals to know the status of PPE kits supply to doctors and their supporting staff, available testing facilities and so on.
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Not hiding its displeasure, a division bench of the Telangana High Court on Wednesday shot a volley of questions at the State government on why it was testing less despite the court’s orders. "Why is the State government not sending its medical staff to test people door-to-door," the bench, comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice B Vijaysen Reddy, asked. "Now the entire 33 districts, including Nalgonda and Suryapet where there were no cases earlier, are no longer free. We are sorry to say that the Telangana government has lost interest and zeal in containing virus and it is ready to throw in the towel with a message that everyone should fend for themselves. This is a strange attitude of the government. It continues to ignore our orders. If the government wants this court to get tougher, we will get tough when our orders are ignored," the bench remarked. It also pointed out that the government earlier fudged and juggled the figures while issuing health bulletins as compared to other States. Unhappy with the government's response, the court decided to hold a video-conference on Thursday with the superintendents of Gandhi, NIMS, King Koti and Fever hospitals to know the status of PPE kits supply to doctors and their supporting staff, available testing facilities and so on.