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Bombay High Court criticizes Maharashtra officials for casual approach to duties

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The Bombay High Court reprimanded government officials in Maharashtra for their casual approach to public service. The court emphasized that these officials are public servants with significant responsibilities. This admonition came during a hearing on a matter concerning official procedures. The judges expressed concern that such an attitude could undermine governance and public trust.

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