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Days After SC Armed AAP Govt, Modi Govt Brings In Ordinance | Centre Sets Up Civil Service Panel

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May 20, 2023

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Days after the Supreme Court ruled that the Delhi government must have control over transfers and appointments of bureaucrats. The centre introduced a new ordinance empowering the Delhi LG. The central government has set up a panel, the National Capital Service Authority, to make recommendations to the Delhi LG regarding matters concerning transfers and appointments. The Centre has said that Delhi, being a place of high dignitaries, is the national entrance where the highest possible standards should be maintained, and there is a need to promote the national entrance without compromising the democratic aspirations of the residents of Delhi. Watch the video.

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