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GAURAV PRATAP SINGHAIR 317· 2025

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1 → Parliamentary control over D.L, by means of Parliamentary Committee on Subordinate Legislation to block:

D.L not outside scope of its power,

D.L under scope of parent law.

D.L not violative of Fundamental rights of others, etc.

a2 Participation from citizenry via Social Audit, RTI Act, e-governance Grievance Redressal, etc to check that D.L is not abuse & against public interest.

— GAURAV PRATAP SINGH · AIR 317

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GAURAV PRATAP SINGH

AIR 3172025

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Separation of Powers and Dispute Redressal Mechanisms

Separation of Powers

Delegated Legislation

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64

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Honesty and uprightness are the hallmarks of civil servants. Civil servants possessing these qualities are considered the backbone of any strong organization. In the line of duty, they make various decisions, and at times some become bonafide mistakes. As long as such decisions, are not taken intentionally and do not benefit personally, the officer cannot be said to be guilty. However such decisions may, at times, lead to unforeseen adverse consequences in the long term. In the recent past, a few instances have surfaced wherein civil servants have been implicated for bonafide mistakes. They have often been prosecuted and even imprisoned. These instances have greatly rattled the moral fiber of the civil servants. How does this trend affect the functioning of civil services? What measures can be taken to ensure that honest civil servants are not implicated for bonafide mistakes on their part? Justify your answer.

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