The Chief Secretary had early this year challenged breach of privilege proceedings initiated against him by Assembly panels for not appearing before them. PTI file
New Delhi, November 14
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from the Centre, AAP government and Delhi Assembly Speaker’s office on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash’s plea against the breach of privilege proceedings initiated against him.
The proceedings were initiated against Prakash by the Assembly’s Privileges Committee based on complaints by the Question and Reference Committee (QRC) and the Protocol Committee.
A Bench of Justice Vibhu Bhakhru issued notices on the plea seeking setting aside of the breach of privilege proceedings.
The Chief Secretary had early this year challenged breach of privilege proceedings initiated against him by Assembly panels for not appearing before them. PTI
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