New Delhi: Delhi’s High Court on Friday gave two weeks to the Government AAP to decide to carry out the promise of the coristed chairman to pay rent if poor tenants could not do it during a pandemic.
Delhi’s government advice Gautam Narayan told the justice of Rekha Palli that the problem was being considered and searched for two weeks to reach conclusions.
The court heard the request that accused deliberate disobedience over the previous order of making decisions in this in six weeks.
On July 22, the court has decided that cm promises to citizens can be enforced and direct the AAP government to decide within six weeks of the country that pay rent on behalf of poor tenants who cannot do it because Covid-19.
The applicants, who claim to be bets and workers every day seeking the enforcement made by Kejriwal during a press conference on March 29 last year, stated in their application that the failure of the authorities in making decisions on shelter.
The deadline set by the court ended on September 2, but the government failed to produce policies.
This encouraged the applicants, Najma, Karan Singh and Rehana Aunt, to move to court for compliance.
Application adds that until the decision is taken, “clear policy” for rent payments cannot be formed.
In the previous order, Prathiba justice M Singh has held, “a statement given at a press conference held consciously, in the background of locking and the mass of migrant workers, cannot be ignored.
The right governance requires the government to make decisions about the guarantee given by cm, and the absence cannot be the answer.
“The court said the guarantee was not” political appointment “, but a statement made by CM.
“The statement is not made by government functioner at a lower level in the hierarchy, which can without knowledge like that.
CM is expected to have the knowledge and is expected to use its authority to effect its promise / guarantee,” added the court.
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