HC issues show cause notice to district collector, municipal commissioners, police heads over non-compliance with 2017 sky signs order
High Court Issues Show Cause Notice to Officials
In a significant development, the High Court has taken a stern stance against non-compliance with a crucial order regarding sky signs. On December 19, a division bench comprising Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Amit Borkar issued a show cause notice to the district collector, municipal commissioners, and police heads.
The 2017 Sky Signs Order: What You Need to Know
The 2017 Sky Signs order was implemented to regulate the installation of advertisement hoardings and signage across the region, ensuring that public spaces remain uncluttered and visually appealing. However, the recent notice highlights a worrying trend of non-compliance by key officials, raising questions about accountability and adherence to judicial directives.
Implications of Non-Compliance
The show cause notice serves as a wake-up call for the involved authorities. Failure to comply with the 2017 order not only undermines the legal framework but also affects urban aesthetics and public safety. The HC’s action emphasizes the need for stricter enforcement of regulations.
Next Steps for Officials
Officials now have the opportunity to respond to the notice, explaining their inaction regarding the implementation of the sky signs order. As the legal proceedings unfold, the spotlight will remain on how effectively these authorities address the concerns raised by the court.
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Conclusion
The High Court’s proactive approach in addressing non-compliance is commendable. As citizens, we must advocate for adherence to regulations that enhance our urban landscapes. Let’s keep our city beautiful and compliant!
