Hi Naresh,
as mentioned in your last reply you have created an ACL ADMIN authorization for your userID in a specific folder. If this ADMIN authorization is the only assigned permission then only you can use this folder or create subfolders here. Other "normal" users cannot work with this folder due to missing ACL permission. The only exception would be for users that have the ACO_SUPER authorization object assigned but there should not be a lot of such ACO_SUPER users normally.
So this ACL entry also explains the failing authorization check on ACO_SUPER object which is displayed in your attached JPG file. From my point of view the behavior is working fine if there is only one ADMIN entry for your userID. If you want that other users can work with your folder then you have to add an ACL entry for them as well.
Best regards,
Christoph