Many Cases Being Adjourned For Want Of State Counsel: Rajasthan High Court Seeks Governor's Intervention
Live LawRecently, Rajasthan High Court has criticized the state government for its lukewarm approach in conducting litigation despite repeatedly drawing the attention of the Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary to the pressing issue of lack of representation. The single-judge bench of Justice Ganesh Ram Meena made the adverse remarks when the State sought additional time for filing a reply to the petition preferred for appointment to the Post of Teacher Grade-III. “….The lethargic approach of the respondent-authority shows that the respondents are not acting as a welfare State and such kind of approach may lead to catastrophic situation for the whole litigation and justice system for which the poor unemployed litigants are coming to the Courts”, the bench sitting at Jaipur added that the petitioners are unemployed persons seeking respite from the court, and the purported 'welfare' state has been seeking adjournments to file a reply in the matter since 2020. For Petitioners: Advocate Jai Raj Tantia For Respondents: Advocates Rahul Gupta & Mr. Shubhendu Pilania for Basant Singh Chhaba, AAG Case Title: Rekha Kumari v. State of Rajasthan & Connected Matters Case No: S.B.