Dress code for ias officer in court

In a shocking incident, a viral video shows a Patna High Court judge getting furious over the alleged dressing style of an IAS officer. The judge reprimanded the senior IAS officer for 'inappropriate' dressing while he was in attendance at his court session. The judge asked the IAS Officer whether he has come to the cinema hall? In the video, the officer can be struggling to find the right words to explain to the judge. According to reports, the IAS officer identified as Anand Kishor is considered to be close to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The court also said that Kishor, who is the chairman of the Bihar Board and Principal Secretary of the Urban Development Department is 'not fit for the post'. Check tweet: IAS के कपड़ों पर भड़के हाईकोर्ट के जज, पूछा- आप सिनेमा हॉल में आए हैं? नीतीश कुमार के चहेते IAS अधिकारी आनंद किशोर को पटना HC के जज ने ड्रेस कोड के लिए फटकार लगाई है. बिहार बोर्ड के अध्यक्ष और शहरी विकास विभाग के प्रधान सचिव आनंद किशोर को कोर्ट ‘पद के लायक नहीं’ भी कह चुका है. — Utkarsh Singh (@UtkarshSingh_) (SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user's social media account and LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)

NEW DELHI: A day after it reprimanded a senior Additional Chief Secretary of Urban Development and Housing Department of the state government Manjit Singh, who appeared before the top court in neatly dressed royal blue suit, apologised unconditionally to the bench for the dress - shirt and trouser, he wore yesterday. "Irrespective of whether there are rules or no rules, bureaucrats are always expected to wear sober and decent dress, while appearing in courts. It does not matter whether there are administrative instructions or not but there should be a certain level of decency," a bench of Justice J Chelameswar and Sanjay Kishan Kaul said. The apex court observed that the "dress worn by officials in courts is nothing but a symbolic of certain things". Additional Solicitor General ANS Nadkarni, appearing for the Rajasthan government along with advocate Aishwarya Bhati, said there are no specific set of rules or dress code to be followed by bureaucrats but there are some rules in Himachal Pradesh and that there is even a high court judgement in this regard. He said the concerned official has tendered an unconditional apology for the dress he inadvertently wore during his appearance in court. The bench was hearing an appeal against a 2015 verdict of Rajasthan High Court, quashing a government notification of September 18, 2009 withdrawing declaration of the village Napasar in Nadkarni apprised the court about the two notification and said that some relevant documents needs to ...

As early as 1933, the Bombay High Court in pheran (a cloak worn traditionally in Kashmir), a cap and a scarf. The sessions judge had reasoned that an assessor ought to wear a coat, and that anybody not wearing a coat was improperly dressed. On appeal, the Bombay High Court opined that it is "rather a matter of taste." In fact, the High Court judge recorded his own opinion, stating that a pheran looked better without a coat. Finding that the intention of the assessor was not to insult the court, but was actually to ensure his own comfort, the order of the sessions judge was set aside and the fine was refunded. In August 2017, the Tarlok Singh Chauhan and Ajay Mohan Goel laid down rules to govern the sartorial choice of litigants, especially government officials appearing before it. The High Court bemoaned the fact that slackness in attire was affecting judicial decorum and undermining the majesty of the law. It reiterated that government officials appearing before the Court must be dressed in formal clothing or in appropriate attire and warned them against dressing in an indiscreet manner. The Supreme Court is no stranger to this controversy, having come down on bureaucrats appearing in "improper" clothes. A Bench of Justices J Chelameswar and Sanjay Kishan Kaul had, in 2018, During the hearing, Rajasthan's Additional Chief Secretary of Urban Development and Housing Department was asked to look into the rules regarding the dress code for bureaucrats. In a bandhgala coat. Al...

TCS Work From Office Rule: ‘Productivity is Hampered Because…’ - Say Employees; Two Things Worrying Staff Returning To Office – Know What © Provided by Firstpost Patna High Court judge slams IAS officer for not wearing a coat: Is there a dress code for bureaucrats? “Is this a cinema hall?” That’s the question a judge of the Patna High Court sternly asked a Bihar Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer during a court hearing. In the month-old clip, which has now gone viral on social media, Justice PB Bajanthri can be seen reprimanding the Bihar government civil servant for appearing in court in “inappropriate attire”. In the video, the officer appears cornered, as he is questioned in a full courtroom. But what did he wear that miffed the judge? Anand Kishor, chairman of the Bihar School Examination Board and principal secretary for Housing and Urban Development in the state, was dressed in what appears to be a crisp formal white shirt with trousers for the hearing. However, that is not the protocol to appear in court, according to Justice Bajanthri. The IAS official should have buttoned his collar and worn a blazer. “Don’t you know what dress code you have to wear in the court? Did you not go for IAS training in Mussoorie,” the judge asked Kishor, who is said to be close to Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar. जज साहब कुछ अधिक ही सख़्त हो रहे हैं। इतनी देर मुद्दों पर बात कर लेते तो कुछ काम की बात निकलती। — Narendra nath mishra (@iamnarendranath) “What is this? What is wro...