It also suggested to the Delhi government to videograph all meetings between the MLAs and bureaucrats henceforth.
The court advised the AAP government to take this step so that "no unforeseen incident" occurs in the future and transparency is maintained.
The court's order came as it granting bail to AAP MLA Prakash Jarwal, who was arrested for allegedly assaulting Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash during a meeting at Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence here on the intervening nigh of February 19-20.
"To see that no unforeseen incident occurs in future and also to maintain transparency, the Government of NCT of Delhi would be well advised to get the meetings inter-se the legislators and the bureaucrats videographed," Justice Mukta Gupta said.
Jarwal, an MLA from Deoli, was arrested on February 20, a day after the alleged incident. The court had earlier reserved its order on his bail plea on March 7 and said it was a very unfortunate situation where the state and the officers felt unsafe and were being threatened by each other.
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