Supreme Court slaps a fine of Rs 25,000 on Delhi Health Minister
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New Delhi: In the wake of rising dengue and Chikungunya cases in the capital, the Supreme Court has slammed a fine of Rs. 25,000 on the State Health Minister, Satyendra Jain, in his personal capacity, for not filing an affidavit on what steps the Delhi Government is taking to deal with the two vector borne diseases. In particular, the court has fined the minister in delay in disclosing names of officers who are allegedly disobeying his orders on dealing with vector-borne diseases dengue and chikungunya.
This came after a Delhi based doctor, Anil Mittal, filed a PIL, questioning the issue of the national capital being used a dumping ground leading to the menace of vector borne diseases .
Also Read: New Delhi: SC to hear PIL on Chikunguniya menace in the state
The case was Pursued and Delhi Health Minister, Satyendra Jain was questioned on the issue, in the wake of rising cases of vector borne diseases.
This came after a Delhi based doctor, Anil Mittal, filed a PIL, questioning the issue of the national capital being used a dumping ground leading to the menace of vector borne diseases .
Also Read: New Delhi: SC to hear PIL on Chikunguniya menace in the state
The case was Pursued and Delhi Health Minister, Satyendra Jain was questioned on the issue, in the wake of rising cases of vector borne diseases.
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