JUDGEMENT
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(1.) THIS matter was to be taken up on 15.07.2013 but has been
taken up today for non-availability of this Bench earlier.
(2.) DURING the course of submissions today, it has been pointed out that the earlier incumbent holding the post of DCP (Traffic) has
since been transferred and new incumbent has joined. Upon this
Court expressing reservations about any such transfer having
been ordered, the learned Additional Advocate General submits
on instructions that in fact, the Collector chairing the Monitoring
Committee had to express his reservations for non-execution for
all the requisite tasks and, therefore, in order to ensure
compliance of the orders of this Court for proper traffic
management, a new officer has been posted, who has joined on
16th inst. Though we have reservations on any officer related with this matter having been transferred without bringing the fact to the
notice of the Court but then, looking to the circumstances as
stated, as also having regard to the comments made in this matter
on earlier occasions, we would not like to make any further
comment in this regard at present.
However, it is now required to be observed that despite this matter continuing for last over a year; despite several orders
having been passed; despite a Monitoring Committee headed by
the Collector having been constituted; and despite the said
Committee holding regular meetings, the ultimate goal of providing
the city of Jodhpur hassles-free and smooth traffic movement is
still too far to reach.
(3.) HAVING regard to the submissions made by the learned Amicus Curiae as also the learned Additional Advocate General
and the learned counsel appearing for the Municipal Corporation,
Jodhpur, we are constrained to observe that the requisite
seriousness for execution of all the work, that was shown for some
time in the past seems to have waned. Obviously, such a position,
cannot be accepted.;
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