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HC asks govt to be prompt in responding to orders
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Justice Nooty Ram Mohan Rao of the High Court at Hyderabad on Thursday directed the Principal Secretary, Revenue, to ensure that the government improves on its promptitude while responding to orders from the court. The judge had earlier summoned B R Meena, a senior IAS officer who was present with a posse of revenue officials alongside.
Hyderabad: Justice Nooty Ram Mohan Rao of the High Court at Hyderabad on Thursday directed the Principal Secretary, Revenue, to ensure that the government improves on its promptitude while responding to orders from the court. The judge had earlier summoned B R Meena, a senior IAS officer who was present with a posse of revenue officials alongside.
The judge pointed out that tardy response from the government would not only effect citizen rights but also adversely affect the State’s interest. There must be personnel to liaison with the office of the government pleader. The Advocate General told the court that the named officer was one of the bests in the State and prompt action would be taken.
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