Justify appointment of SICs: HC to Haryana
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday asked Haryana to justify the number of information commissioners appointed, as against the number of appeals filed. Justice Rajesh Bindal has asked the chief secretary to file an affidavit to justify the appointment of state information commissioners (SICs). The directions were passed on a petition filed by Devender Singh, who had claimed that while he had filed appeal before the commission in April, the date of hearing given to him was January 14, 2013.
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