Today, On 21st November, The Punjab and Haryana High Court told the State to quickly decide MP Amritpal Singh’s request to attend the coming Winter Session of Parliament. Singh, detained under the NSA since 2023, was still elected there while in custody.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday questioned whether Section 306 IPC could apply in the suicide case of IPS officer Y Puran Kumar, who accused senior officials of caste-based harassment. The Court asked the petitioner to show any Supreme Court ruling where conviction was based on similar allegations.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court stopped the Bar Association from taking action against Advocate Prithvi Raj Yadav for filing a PIL on encroachments. The Bench said disciplinary proceedings “virtually amount to interference in justice.”
Today, On 16th September, Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed the plea of a judiciary aspirant who mistakenly declared he had multiple wives, observing that a candidate has to be extremely careful and vigilant while filing his application form in competitive exams.
Punjab & Haryana High Court has declined to intervene immediately in a PIL on Punjab floods, stating that ‘officers are right now dealing with the ground situation.’ The bench stressed government resources must remain focused on managing the crisis.
Punjab & Haryana High Court led by Chief Justice Sheel Nagu issued notice to Haryana on a PIL over poor roads, encroachments, and traffic issues in Gurugram’s South City-1. Petitioners said civic works remain incomplete for decades.
The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana has issued notices to 16 advocates regarding allegations of bench hunting at the High Court. Senior Advocates Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Mukul Rohatgi will also be asked to respond to the Privilege Committee.
Punjab and Haryana High Court Chief Justice Sheel Nagu Today (July 3) recused himself from hearing a plea in a major bribery case involving CBI judge Sudhir Parmar and M3M director Roop Bansal. The case has seen multiple twists, judge changes, and serious allegations of corruption.
Punjab and Haryana High Court Chief Justice, citing a ‘written and oral’ complaint, reassigned a case listed for order to himself, invoking his power as master of the roster to protect public trust in the judiciary.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association has urged Chief Justice Sheel Nagu to shift court hearings to primarily video conferencing due to the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, which pose serious safety risks. They recommend limiting physical attendance, preparing emergency protocols, and training staff to ensure court functioning amid potential threats.
