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Implement SC order on promotion, officials told
By Our Special Correspondent
BANGALORE, AUG. 10. The Chief Minister, Mr. S.M.Krishna, has
directed the officials to implement the Supreme Court order on
extending reservation in promotion by August 28.
Mr. Krishna, who reviewed the progress made in the matter at a
Cabinet meeting here on Friday, directed the Chief Secretary, Ms.
Teresa Bhattacharya, and PWD officials to initiate steps to
implement the Supreme Court order. The Minister of State for
Information and Publicity, Prof. B.K.Chandrasekhar, told
presspersons after the Cabinet meeting, that the Supreme Court
had directed the Chief Secretary, the PWD Principal Secretary and
PWD Chief Engineer (South) to personally appear before it on
August 28, and also directed the State Government to implement
its order by that date.
Prof. Chandrasekhar said that the Government had filed an
application in the court pleading for extension of time till
November 30, 2001 to implement the order, stating that it had to
address certain complex issues involved in extending reservation
in promotion. But the court had turned down the appeal and asked
the Government to implement the order by August 28.
The Cabinet decided to instruct the Chief Secretary and the other
officials to appear before the court on August 28.
Drought
Prof. Chandrasekhar said that the Cabinet discussed the drought
situation, and the Chief Minister apprised the Cabinet of the
talks he had with the Prime Minister, Mr. A.B.Vajpayee, recently.
He said the Cabinet instructed the officials, deputy
commissioners and the zilla panchayat CEOs, to provide employment
to people under the food-for-work scheme.
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