Supreme Court Declares Application to Block IGP and Security Heads' Removal as Moot - Metro TV Online

The Supreme Court has ruled that the application seeking to block the removal of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and heads of security agencies is moot. This decision came after the Attorney General's office indicated that the government had already appointed new officials, rendering the case irrelevant. The court emphasized that it cannot intervene in matters that no longer have practical significance.

The ruling highlights the importance of timely legal action in cases involving public officials. With new appointments made, any potential relief sought by petitioners regarding the previous IGP and security heads is now ineffective. The Supreme Court's decision underscores its role in ensuring that judicial resources are not wasted on issues that have already been resolved or rendered obsolete by subsequent events.