Retired judges do not get the facilities, the Supreme Court has issued contempt notice to the general secretaries of several states. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court issued contempt notice to the general secretaries of Delhi Chhattisgarh Maharashtra Telangana and Bengal for not following orders for retired judges of the Supreme Courses and other grants. The next trial of the case is scheduled on July 25. The court said individual attendance of the general secretaries is not needed. The Supreme Court has issued contempt notice to general secretaries of six states, including Delhi (filing photo) Pti, New -Delhi. The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued contempt notice to general secretaries of Delhi, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Telangana and Bengal for not following orders for retired judges from Supreme and other grants. The trial of Justice Abhay’s Oka, a Bank of Justice Abhay’s Oka and Justice Ujal Bhuiyan said that these states did not follow the instructions issued on February 18. The bank clarified: “Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Telangana, Bengal and Delhi did not follow all the instructions issued by this Court.” The general secretaries must issue a contempt notice issued by a notice to the general secretaries of the above -mentioned states in which they must be asked to explain why not under the contempt of the court to be undertaken against these states. ‘The next trial of the case is not needed on July 25. The apex court also said that the individual presence of the general secretaries is not needed, provided a responsible IAS officer was individually or virtually present. The case is related to the contempt request that by the retired judge against Dave, who is the president of the Supreme Court, and the retired Supreme Court judges, who are after 2015, have not exploited. Retirement. Inevitably, the institutions underline with the aim of guaranteeing these rights, including the central and state governments, local authorities and other bodies under government control.
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