Aam Aadmi Party government has moved Delhi High Court seeking initiation of contempt proceedings against Anti-Corruption Bureau chief MK Meena for allegedly violating the court's order by removing an SHO of the anti-graft body. <br/><br/>The AAP government's move came almost a month after the high court declined the city government's plea to restrain joint commissioner of police Meena from working as the ACB chief. Earlier Mr Meena had issued an order shunting out inspector Vinay Malik as SHO ACB, appointed by the city government, and posting inspector Brij Mohan in his place. <br/><br/>Delhi government in its contempt plea said it was constrained to file the contempt petition as Meena had willfully violated the court's last month order, which had asked Lieutenant Governor appointee ACB chief to act in accordance with the law. AAP government has also sought contempt proceedings against inspector Brij Mohan Mohan, saying he was acting under direct instruction and orders of Meena.<br/><br/>