Rules, Rights & Rites -68
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Contempt petition filed in the High Court of Chhattisgarh at Bilaspur on RTP case judgment.
• The contempt petition was filed by petitioners, led by Vijay Kumar Upadhyay, against the respondents the department for the implementation of the RTP Judgment.
• The petitioners had previously filed a writ petition (WP(S) No. 1912/2021) challenging an order from the CAT, Jabalpur Bench.
• The High Court had set aside the CAT's order and directed the respondents to extend benefits, including MACP and pension, to the petitioners.
• The petitioners filed representations with the respondents, but no benefits were granted, even after a lapse of more than six months.
• The respondents filed a revision petition (No. 72/2025) to justify their non-compliance, but this was dismissed by the High Court on April 4, 2025.
• The petitioners argue that the respondents' actions demonstrate a "deliberate, willful and blatant violation" of the High Court's order.
• They state that the respondents have no regard for the court's order and are unwilling to obey it. This is presented as "willful disobedience" that undermines the authority of the High Court and amounts to contempt of court.
• The petitioners are asking the court to take cognizance of the contempt committed by the respondents and issue directions to ensure effective compliance with the judgment dated October 3, 2024.
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