The Supreme Court of India has taken a strong stance against the alleged inaction of local administration in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district regarding illegal rave parties in Kasol. On [date of order], a bench comprising Justices [names] ordered the transfer of the Kullu Deputy Commissioner (DC) and Superintendent of Police (SP) with immediate effect. The court was hearing a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by [petitioner name], which highlighted the rampant drug abuse and illegal gatherings in the region, particularly in the Parvati Valley. The bench noted that the local authorities had failed to enforce laws and prevent such activities, despite repeated complaints and media reports. The court directed the Himachal Pradesh government to appoint new officers within a week and submit a compliance report. Additionally, the Supreme Court asked the state to file a detailed affidavit on measures taken to curb drug trafficking and illegal raves in Kasol and surrounding areas. The order underscores the judiciary's concern over the nexus between local administration and illegal activities, and aims to restore law and order in the region. The case is scheduled for further hearing in [month/year].