This was the primary assembly of the board after final week’s Supreme Court docket verdict
New Delhi:
A key meet of the Civil Companies Board (CSB) to think about the current instructions of the Delhi authorities, was delayed yesterday because the chief secretary remained unavailable, sources have stated.
Delhi Companies Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj waited for the assembly until 9.30 pm, but it surely couldn’t happen since Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar was busy all through the day, it is learnt.
This was the primary assembly of the board after the landmark Supreme Court docket verdict that dominated in favour of the AAP authorities in a tussle with the centre over the management and posting of bureaucrats in Delhi.
Two different members of the board, sources say, additionally waited for the assembly together with Mr Bharadwaj until late night.
The Supreme Court docket on Thursday dominated that the Delhi authorities has legislative and govt powers over administration of companies and solely “public order, police and land” are excluded from its jurisdiction.
In a democratic type of governance, the facility of administration should relaxation on the elected arm and the Lieutenant Governor is sure by its choice, stated the bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud.
Simply hours after the decision, IAS officer Ashish Extra was eliminated because the secretary of the companies division.
Mr Bharadwaj stated Mr Extra, after being requested to make means for his alternative on Thursday, “unexpectedly left the Secretariat” and switched off his telephone.
He was issued a present trigger discover for not “complying with the Supreme Court docket order.
In addition to Mr Extra’s removing, Saurabh Bharadwaj had ordered that he get replaced by IAS A Ok Singh. Each orders are but to be carried out.
Earlier, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had introduced after the decision that there can be transfers to take away corrupt officers and usher in sincere, hard-working officers.
“Our work will now resume at 10 occasions the pace,” Mr Kejriwal stated, promising a “lean, skinny, responsive, passionate and accountable” authorities.
