Supreme Court freezes BMC chief’s November salary over encroachments
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 18:56 · Updated 19:43
The Supreme Court froze Ashwini Bhide’s November salary over the failure to remove encroachments. A three-judge bench also rejected the BMC’s request for 30 more days, saying it must follow the court’s earlier directions before seeking further relief.
- The Supreme Court froze BMC chief Ashwini Bhide’s November salary over failure to remove encroachments.
- A three-judge bench rejected the BMC’s request for an additional 30 days to complete the task.
- The court said the civic body must comply with its earlier directions before seeking further relief.
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- Court action
- November salary frozen
- BMC chief
- Ashwini Bhide
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- Failure to remove encroachments
- Bench
- Three judges
- Extension request
- BMC sought an additional 30 days; the court rejected the plea
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