Madras HC Slams Use CM Photos in School Bags & Stationery

Chennai: Thanking Stalin so that his decision does not waste school bags and other materials with photographs of former CMS J Jayalithaa and EPS, Madras HC on Friday to say to the country to be careful to ensure public funds are not issued for purposes Publicity political leaders.
Public funds cannot be misused.
The state must ensure that the practice does not continue in the future, HC said.
This is a hate that school books or bags intended for children, who do not have the right to vote, will bring general functional photos, even if their officials are the main minister, Madras High Court was observed on Tuesday.
“Public funds cannot be misused to print photos for any personal sake of politicians.
The state must ensure that such practices do not continue in the future,” said the court.
It also praised the current DMK government because of his decision not to waste money to remove images that have been printed by the previous AIDMK government.
“Fortunately, it was submitted by the advocate-general that the statement had been made on the upper floor of the Assembly for the effect which if not to waste money has been issued, current dispensation will ensure that school bags, textbooks, and stationery bearings, and stationery Photos or other signs of the first ministers will continue to be used until they run out, “said the first bench from the chairman of Judge Sanjib Banerjee and Justice PD Audikesavalu.
The bench makes observations on pills that are looking for directions to the state government to continue to provide unused textbooks, stationery and school bags that have photos of former main ministers.
Record Submission of Advocate General R Shunmugasundam, Judges said: “This is also submitted in the name of the state that the minister’s chairman does not want the photo to be published (on) the material in the future.” No further sequence needs to be done unless one directs the country to be careful to ensure that public funds are not issued for publicity purposes of politicians, he added.
“However, the photos of the main ministers can be taken, but it must be limited to advertisements in newspapers or some stockpiling and of course not used in textbooks or sports books or any educational material,” said the exile bench.