NEW DELHI: The Delhi executive on Wednesday advised the Supreme Court that its functioning is "completely paralysed" and it can't order transfer or posting of officers in spite of the hot Constitution bench verdict at the national capital's administration.
The subject was heard through a bench of Justices AK Sikri and Navin Sinha.
The court said it knows everything and the subject will likely be taken on July 26 since it is not an ordinary bench.
"Functioning of the government is completely paralysed. We cannot post officers, we cannot transfer officers despite the recent constitution bench verdict which has explained every aspect. These issues needs to be adjudicated at the earliest," said senior suggest P Chidambaram, showing for the Delhi executive.
Senior suggest Indira Jaising, who additionally seemed for the Delhi executive, said officers are not prepared to file a testimony in this subject and Delhi deputy leader minister Manish Sisodia had subsequently filed the affidavit.
"I just wanted to clarify the situation," Jaising said.
A five-judge Constitution bench headed through Chief Justice Dipak Misra just lately laid down huge parameters for the governance of the national capital, which has witnessed an influence struggle between the Centre and Delhi executive for the reason that Aam Aadmi Party got here to power in 2014.
The bench had clarified that problems relating to more than a few notifications issued through the Delhi executive in exercise of its administrative and legislative powers would be handled one after the other through a suitable smaller bench.
The subject was heard through a bench of Justices AK Sikri and Navin Sinha.
The court said it knows everything and the subject will likely be taken on July 26 since it is not an ordinary bench.
"Functioning of the government is completely paralysed. We cannot post officers, we cannot transfer officers despite the recent constitution bench verdict which has explained every aspect. These issues needs to be adjudicated at the earliest," said senior suggest P Chidambaram, showing for the Delhi executive.
Senior suggest Indira Jaising, who additionally seemed for the Delhi executive, said officers are not prepared to file a testimony in this subject and Delhi deputy leader minister Manish Sisodia had subsequently filed the affidavit.
"I just wanted to clarify the situation," Jaising said.
A five-judge Constitution bench headed through Chief Justice Dipak Misra just lately laid down huge parameters for the governance of the national capital, which has witnessed an influence struggle between the Centre and Delhi executive for the reason that Aam Aadmi Party got here to power in 2014.
The bench had clarified that problems relating to more than a few notifications issued through the Delhi executive in exercise of its administrative and legislative powers would be handled one after the other through a suitable smaller bench.
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