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News India Live, Digital Desk: The country’s largest court, the Supreme Court of India, is now adopting a very strict stance regarding its dignity and cleanliness. It is often seen that the walls of government offices and public places are painted with paan and gutkha sticks, but now it will be difficult to do so in the corridors of the Supreme Court. The administration issued a new instruction within the premises. Consumption and spitting of paan, masala and tobacco But is completely banned.
Official circular issued for cleanliness
In the order issued by the Registrar (Administration) of the Supreme Court, it has been made clear that it is the responsibility of everyone to maintain the beauty and cleanliness of the premises.
Zero Tolerance: According to the order, now strict action will be taken if pan-masala sticks are found in any corner, corridor or washroom of the Supreme Court.
CCTV surveillance: People who are violating the rules will be identified through high-definition CCTV cameras installed in the court premises.
What action will be taken if caught?
The new rule will be applicable not only to the employees but also to the lawyers, munshis and common citizens visiting the premises:
Fine: Heavy financial penalties will be imposed on those who violate the rules.
Disciplinary Action: If an employee is found doing this repeatedly, departmental or disciplinary action can also be taken against him.
Entry ban: In serious cases, the person’s entry pass can also be cancelled.
“Maintain the dignity of the sacred institution”
The Supreme Court administration says that this is not just an issue of cleanliness, but a matter related to the dignity of this supreme temple of justice. Often foreign guests and delegates also visit the court, in such a situation, betel stains on the walls tarnish the image of the country. The administration has also appealed to lawyers and bar associations to cooperate in this campaign.