TS High Court: tightens grip on TS govt!
The state's corona circumstances are being heard in the High Court. The high court has ordered that measures be used to keep people away from the Vinayakachavithi festivities. people are not allowed to congregate during other festivities, according to the authorities. Public restrictions and standards should be notified as soon as feasible. The final stage is to devise a concrete strategy for dealing with the corona. The plan should be based on a variety of variables, such as other states. The high court has ordered that the specifics of zero Surveillance be submitted.
During the last hearing, the telangana high court asked for the state administration plans for processions and idol immersions during Ganesh Chaturthi. The state was given six days to express its position by a bench of Chief Justice Hima kohli and Justice B Vijyasen Reddy. While hearing a plea submitted by attorney Mamidi Venumadhav, the bench observed, "Keep in mind, the epidemic is not yet done."
“While the high court has previously issued judgments instructing the state to maintain Hussainsagar and other lakes free of idol immersions,” the petitioner said, “authorities never took them (the court's orders) seriously.”
During the last hearing, the telangana high court asked for the state administration plans for processions and idol immersions during Ganesh Chaturthi. The state was given six days to express its position by a bench of Chief Justice Hima kohli and Justice B Vijyasen Reddy. While hearing a plea submitted by attorney Mamidi Venumadhav, the bench observed, "Keep in mind, the epidemic is not yet done."
“While the high court has previously issued judgments instructing the state to maintain Hussainsagar and other lakes free of idol immersions,” the petitioner said, “authorities never took them (the court's orders) seriously.”