New Delhi (11.08.2021) Four Andhra Pradesh IAS officers — Gopal Krishna Dwivedi (IAS: 1993: AP), M Girija Shankar (IAS: 2001: AP), Y Srilakshmi (IAS: 1988: AP), and G.S.R.K.R Vijay Kumar (IAS: 2001: AP) have earned the displeasure of the AP High Court for having not complied with its order. In a suo motu case, Justice B Devanand told the four officers who were present in person in the court that he was dissatisfied with their inaction in implementing the court order against the construction of Rythu Bharosa Kendra (RBKs) and village secretariats on the premises of government schools. The Judge said such facilities on school premises would disturb the peaceful environment required by students and wondered if they knew the consequences of their inaction in the matter. Earlier, Justice Devanand had ordered that RBKs, offices of Panchayat Raj & Rural Development Department, and other such government buildings should not be constructed on the premises of schools while hearing a petition that challenged one such move at a government school in Kurnool district. The matter is now posted for August 31.
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By IndianMandarins - 2021-08-11 12:05:00
New Delhi (11.08.2021) Four Andhra Pradesh IAS officers — Gopal Krishna Dwivedi (IAS: 1993: AP), M Girija Shankar (IAS: 2001: AP), Y Srilakshmi (IAS: 1988: AP), and G.S.R.K.R Vijay Kumar (IAS: 2001: AP) have earned the displeasure of the AP High Court for having not complied with its order.
In a suo motu case, Justice B Devanand told the four officers who were present in person in the court that he was dissatisfied with their inaction in implementing the court order against the construction of Rythu Bharosa Kendra (RBKs) and village secretariats on the premises of government schools.
The Judge said such facilities on school premises would disturb the peaceful environment required by students and wondered if they knew the consequences of their inaction in the matter.
Earlier, Justice Devanand had ordered that RBKs, offices of Panchayat Raj & Rural Development Department, and other such government buildings should not be constructed on the premises of schools while hearing a petition that challenged one such move at a government school in Kurnool district.
The matter is now posted for August 31.
