SUO MOTU COGNISANCE OF PROPER COVID19 TREATMENT AND DIGNIFIED HANDLING OF THE DEAD
Supreme Court bench led by J Ashok Bhushan to hear #suomotu plea where it it took note of the deplorable condition of #COVID19 treatment in Delhi, Maharashtra, WB, TN and Gujarat #SupremeCourt
The three-judge bench on Monday had expressed alarm at the worsening Covid-19 situation, particularly in Gujarat and Delhi and sought details of the steps taken by the governments in those States to tackle the crisis #COVID19 #covidcrisis
Justice MR Shah to Gujarat counsel: we are taking suo motu cognisance of the Rajkot incident where 6 persons died in the midnight. This is not done. This is happening in different hospitals. 12 are in ICU
Justice Bhushan: Why no fire prevention mechanism is present?
Justice Shah to Solicitor-General: This is not only for Gujarat but a over India
SG: Centre will take steps so that such incidents are repeated
Justice Shah: this is not first time. Some committee or commission takes up and then closes the proceedings.
Justice Reddy: some one has to fmdo 24x7 monitoring of the situation.
Justice Shah: There needs to be inspection whether electrical lines are proper or not. How does this short circuit happens.
Adv Manisha Lavkumar: HC is seized off the case
Justice Shah: Report given to HC with respect to fire safety is shocking! You don't have the chief officer
Solicitor-General Tushar Mehta: I will ensure a meeting takes place today and a decision is taken. Joint meeting between electricity and fire department will take place
Justice Shah: Get some idea from Mr Dastur concerning Gujarat. He is a very dedicated officer
Justice MR Shah: In other places also this has happened.
Solicitor-General: My assurance is home Secretary will convene a meeting today
Justice Shah: not another report !!
SG: no, decisions
Justice Subhash Reddy: In May cases there are no fire extinguishers. In most of the cases there is a electrical line default
Justice Shah: You need to go to the root cause
Justice Reddy: union issues guidelines but what is the implementation of it in this state. What is the hard fact..no development of vaccines evrything is in trial stage. Look at the gatherings in states. Second wave has started.. need of the hour is social distancing and masks
Justice Bhushan: All the issues we have highlighted needs to be looked at from Pan India angle. Centre needs to take the lead.
SG: We will bring out something by tomorrow on the fire issue
Justice Bhushan: We will record your statement
Justice Shah: at the cost of repetition please don't be satisfied with reasoning. You need to see the root cause. Find out the happening. What happened to that hospital in Ahmedabad? Proceedings are closed. This is serious.
SG:even if its negligence then also human life is lost
Justice Shah: we are watching marriages we are seeing political processions. 60 percent not wearing masks and masks are hanging on their jaws.
Justice Bhushan: It is high time some responsibility is taken
Justice Shah: There is lack of will on part of steps if guidelines are not not implemented well. Everyday 6000 cases are required
SG: its harsher than earlier wave.
SC: Harsher measures are to be taken now
SG: in our affidavit you can see the directions we have issued.
Justice Reddy: We have seen all of this but what are the states doing?
Justice Shah: all states have to rise to the occasion
SG: it cannot be Me vs They
SG: Maharashtra is 18.9 percent with COVID19 cases. Kerala is after that. Delhi is also lacking.
Justice Bhushan: we will hear on Tuesday. Let the SOP be on record and let the steps on fire safety be intimated.
Hearing to continue Tuesday
Supreme Court: We take cognisance of the incident that happened in Rajkot where 6 people in COVID hospital ICU due to fire. This is happening else where too. We take no complete steps have been taken in this regard. SG will submit what steps are taken in this case.
SC: We also direct state of Gujarat to submit a report on the #Rajkotfire by Tuesday.
[BREAKING] "Shocking": Supreme Court takes suo motu cognisance of Rajkot hospital fire, seeks response from Gujarat
Valedictory function of Global Virtual Conference organised by Jindal Global School on the theme "Reimagining and Transforming the future of Law Schools and Legal Education"
Supreme Court judge, Justice UU Lalit and Senior Advocate Dr. AM Singhvi will be deliver plenary address.
JGLS conference: Dr AM Singhvi commences his address.
#JGLS: Legal Education and law schools are the bedrock which determines the beauty, longetivity of superstructure and superstructure is law teachers, practicing lawyers, corporate lawyers, legal consultants who in turn formbackbone of rapidly transforming economy: Dr. Singhvi
Gujarat HC: What is the State doing to contain the second spike of Covid 19
AG Kamal Trivedi and Adv Manisha Lavkumar: 1) All political rallies stopped 2) For weddings the limit of peopler reduced from 200 to 100 3) For Funerals people limit is 50
Gujarat HC Chief Justice Vikram Nath:
I am shocked!
Judges are travelling 500-600 kms to attend weddings. What can I say about the other public.
My own judges are travelling. It's not their children or their brother or sister's wedding.
Gujarat HC asks Principal Secretary to file an affidavit regarding the control of and check ofCovid 19 in the State of Gujarat and in particular Ahmedabad. #ahmedabadcoronacase
Karnataka HC to hear a batch of pleas challenging the induction of three Members of the State Legislative Council (MLCs) - R Shankar, AH Vishwanath, and N Nagaraj - into the Council of Ministers.
Supreme Court hears the case relating to implementation of ICDS Schemes through Aganwadi Centers, particularly during Covid.
Plea contends that children went hungry during #COVID19 #SupremeCourt
Union states an affidavit was filed on Nov 20.
ASG Aishwarya Bhatia appears for the Union
Justice Bhushan: when are the anganwadis opening
Centre: Anganwadi workers have gone to homes of beneficiaries and provided meals
Bhati: Regarding reopening Ministry of women and child development to take a call after discussion with concerned states so that aanganwadi can be resumed outside containment centre. @MinistryWCD
Took it up with @HMOIndia
#BombayHighCourt to decide today if the victim of #Malegaonblastcase can intervene in plea filed by Lt. Col. Prasad Purohit, an accused in the case, who is seeking to quash certain charges levied on him by NIA.
Bench of Justices SS Shinde and MS Karnik to give verdict @ 11am.