New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday pulled up the West Bengal government because it repeatedly submitted an application to get out of the APEX court mandate to countries to choose their DGPS from three senior police officers returned by UPSC and said the new application of the country, despite the rejection Previous prayers before, none other than “process abuse”.
Senior Advocate Sidharth Luthra said the appointment of DGP was exclusively in the domain of the state government and that no Cou-LD role was assigned to UPSC because it was mistakenly carried out by SC in the 2006 police reform assessment in the case of Prakash Singh.
Judge L and Rao, BR Gavai and BV Nagaratha said, “Let’s be honest with you, Mr.
Luthra.
Please do not submit an application repeatedly with the same prayer even though the previous request was rejected.
It does not look good when done by the state government.
“Even individuals should not enjoy such activities.
If the country starts to do so, it will not have the end of the Liti-Gasi.
This will further slow down the adjudication process at the Supreme Court.
And lawyers like you who said that even heard about delayed guarantee applications, “Justice Rao said.
Bench told Luthra that the fresh West West Bengal application was “the abuse of a process that could not be permitted.
We can only allow you to attract the petition”.
Luthra said that the state tried to be a party in a delayed problem.
The bench said it was ready to make the state as Afresh even though the Post-Prakash Singh Supreme Court was widely heard countries.
Appearing for Prakash Singh, Advocate Prashant Bhushan said that although 15 years have passed, most of the state has not fully implemented the instructions provided by SC in the assessment.