Delhi Ordinance Showdown In SC: Centre Defends Ordinance On Bureaucrat Transfer| Beyond The Headline
July 17, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn today's episode of Beyond the Headline, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya will delve into the debate surrounding the Delhi Ordinance Showdown in the Supreme Court. The central government defends the ordinance on bureaucrats' transfer and posting in Delhi, citing harassment of civil servants by the Delhi government's vigilance department. The ordinance seeks to address administrative concerns, but the Delhi government challenges it in court. As tensions rise, constitutional experts, Vineet Goenka, Huda Zariwala, Sanjay Hegde, and Ashwani K Dubey join the panel to dissect the legal intricacies and political implications. Don't miss this compelling episode, exploring the clash between the Centre and Delhi, only on "Beyond The Headline"!
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