Land Transfer Case: The dispute between Delhi’s Kejriwal government and officials has increased again. The Petitions Committee of the Delhi Legislative Assembly on Tuesday (June 6) summoned IAS Ashish More and Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar for questioning in the land transfer case. This petition has been filed in connection with the allegations of transfer of land.
Last year, five SDMs and one ADM were suspended for land transfer fraud in Jhangola village. Their names are Ajit Thakur, Harshit Jain, Devendra Sharma, PC Thakur, Nagendra Tripathi and Nitin Jindal. The petition committee of the Delhi Legislative Assembly had asked for the files in the matter, but the files have not been presented even after seven days.
What is the matter?
Ashish More used the same method to transfer the same type of land in the village. Displaced property belonging to the government was illegally transferred and people were given land tenure rights Ashish More, as DM of North District, decided appeals where illegal land transfers were done.
mentioned the ordinance of the center
The SC Committee of the Delhi Legislative Assembly had also summoned Special Vigilance Secretary Rajasekhar to appear before it on July 6 at 4:45 pm, but he did not appear before the committee. He wrote to the committee and said, “After the new ordinance, the committee does not have the right to call the officers. For transparency, I can appear after 2 weeks.” complained about doing.
Let us tell you that recently the Supreme Court had said that the Kejriwal government of Delhi has the right to transfer and posting of officers, but the central government overturned it by bringing an ordinance. It was cited behind this that Delhi is the capital of the country. For this reason it is necessary.
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