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A week after chiding the state government over
the "inordinate delay" in appointing the Lokayukta, the Karnataka
High Court today directed it to begin the process of appointment in the next
two days.A division bench comprising Chief Justice Vikramajit Sen and
Justice Aravind Kumar directed Advocate General S Vijay Shankar to ask the
state government to begin the process of appointment of Lokayukta from July 25.The bench rejected the government's contention that the
Lokayukta would be appointed after the Supreme Court gave its verdict on a
special leave petition challenging the High Court's order of quashing the
appointment of Justice Chandrashekaraiah as Upa Lokayukta.It observed that the issue pending before the apex court is
about the appointment of Upa Lokayukta and the government should initiate
consultation on appointing Lokayukta.On July 16, the bench had pulled up the state government
over the "inordinate delay" in appointing the anti-corruption
ombudsman and warned that it may have to recommend to the Governor that
"there is a failure of Constitutional framework in the state" owing
to non-appointment of the Lokayukta.H S Neelakantappa from Chickmagalur district had filed a
petition in the court, saying that the BJP government was
"deliberately" not making appointments to important positions like
the Lokayukta, lying vacant for the last 10 months.The post of Lokayukta is unoccupied since September 19 last
year after former Supreme Court judge Shivaraj Patil, who succeeded
high-profile Santosh Hegde, quit in the wake of allegations of getting land
allotment in violation of rules.After Patil's exit, the BJP government recommended the name
of former Kerala High Court Chief Justice S R Bannurmath but Governor H R
Bhardwaj refused to accept it insisting on a "spotless candidate".As the three-month-long standoff continued, Bannurmath
himself opted out of the post in February saying he was hurt by the allegations
relating to land allotment.
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