The Delhi High Court has criticised the Delhi police for taking different stands in the court in a 16 year-old property dispute against it for occupying a private property near Jama Masjid without paying the rent for several years.
Expressing anguish over the police attitude in refusing to pay a rent of Rs 34,800 as fixed by a committee set up by the court, the court also directed the chief secretary of Delhi government to look into the matter.
We find here that a 16-year old writ petition is pending in which different stands are sought to be taken….as in the case of Delhi Police. In view of the conflicting stands, the matter should be brought to the notice of the chief secretary, Delhi government, said a Division Bench headedby justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul in an order.
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