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Supreme Court Pulls Up Karnataka Govt for Failure to Act Against Officers - (15 Oct 2019)

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Supreme Court has pulled up the Karnataka Government for failing to act against the officers responsible for “fraud” and “over 10 years delay” in challenging the orders passed in a civil suit. The Court expressed gross dissatisfaction over the reply filed by the State Government stating that it would refer the matter to the Chief Secretary.

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