The petition further said that the Central Government has been acting in utter remiss and insensitivity in as much as not taking any measures to safeguard the rights of the people of Maharashtra.
The Supreme Court on Friday rejected the Centre’s plea challenging the direction issued by Karnataka High Court to increase supply of oxygen in the state to 1200 MT.
The Supreme Court will today hear a plea filed by the Centre against a Karnataka High Court order, directing the latter to increase the supply of oxygen in the state to 1200 MT.
Supreme Court insists on making a plan to protect children from the third wave also suggested keeping buffer stock. Center said, there is a shortage in the Delhi government's plan, oxygen is not getting to the needy.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down the state legislation WB-HIRA, being repugnant to the Centre's legislation RERA. WB-HIRA has, therefore, been declared unconstitutional.
The government’s failure to anticipate the nationwide demand for oxygen and the aforesaid notification that is just limited to the man of means is abhorrent at par when the entire world is witnessing the ongoing crisis of this Country.
A bench comprising Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Justice L. Nageswara Rao and Justice Ravindra Bhat heard a petition seeking direction to the Centre to issue strict guidelines and regulations under any other law to prevent the chances of fake and counterfeit coronavirus vaccine.