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Delhi Municipal Corporation Proposes Recovery of Property Damage Costs from Councillors

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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Narendra Kumar, chairman of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s Special Committee on Code of Conduct for Councillors, proposed that the Municipal Corporation of Delhi recover costs for damage to municipal property from councillors. This proposal follows destruction that occurred during the October 22 meeting of the House of Councillors. The mayor forwarded the communication to the municipal commissioner for action.

From hindustantimes.com

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The MCD is considering extending the recovery of damage costs to councillors’ property tax dues if they fail to deposit the amount in the civic body’s treasury. The committee argued that elected representatives cannot claim immunity from civil liability for deliberately damaging public property during House proceedings.

From hindustantimes.com

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    The Municipal Corporation of Delhi might gain a new legal mechanism to recover costs of property damage from its councillors.

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