Derogatory presentation against Center on Republic Day was costly, Kerala High Court suspended two officers
Kerala: For allegedly criticising the Central Government and making offensive remarks while on stage at the Republic Day event, the Kerala High Court has taken action against its officials. In this instance, the High Court has placed two of its officers on leave. The Assistant Registrar and the Court Keeper have been suspended with immediate effect, according to the High Court's Registrar General.
The Kerala High Court has acted against its representatives for allegedly criticising the Central Government and making an offensive speech on stage during the Republic Day event. In this instance, the High Court has placed two of its officers on leave.
The Assistant Registrar and the Court Keeper have been suspended with immediate effect, according to the Registrar General of the High Court, and no further action will be taken in this regard until the incident has been thoroughly investigated. Identity cards are among the items of government property that the two officers are required to return, according to the Registrar General's order.
The Registrar General has also said in his order that the Chief Justice has directed the Registrar (Vigilance) to conduct a detailed investigation of the incident and submit the report as soon as possible. It is known that the presentation was given on the stage in the High Court Auditorium on Republic Day.
