No Request For Covid-19 Facility In Five-Star Hotel For Judges: Delhi High Court.
In response to a government-approved order from the AAP to convert 100 rooms at Delhi’s Ashoka hotel into a Covid-19 facility for Delhi High Court judges and their families, the HC said Tuesday that it did not request the government of Delhi any of these characteristics. facilities.
Taking knowledge of the news reports bearing the order, a bank of Judges Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli said: “No communication has been made to anyone about it. We have not made any such request to take over the facilities of a five-star hotel. ”
The court further ordered the Delhi government to “take corrective action” immediately.
In an order issued by the Chanakyapuri subdivisional magistrate on April 25, it was stated that the COVID installation at the Ashoka hotel will be run by the Primus Hospital.
The order had further established that the hospital will also handle the biomedical waste generated at the facilities and that the hotel staff will receive all the appropriate protective equipment and basic training to deal with COVID-positive patients.
The order also said that the facility was being established at the request of the Delhi High Court.
Calling the order “incorrect”, the court said that the projected image was that the Delhi High Court judges had taken it to their advantage or that the Delhi government had done so to appease the court.
The higher court also disagreed with chief lawyer Rahul Mehra’s claim that the media did “mischief”, saying that “the media are not wrong.”
He said that the media only pointed out what was wrong with the order and that it was the SDM order that was wrong.
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