The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association has declared a day of protest in response to a farmer’s death during the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march. Meanwhile, Haryana’s Advocate General has instructed law officers to attend court, opposing the bar association’s decision. The deceased farmer’s death has sparked allegations of police involvement, prompting a request for a judicial inquiry.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has reminded protesting farmers of the Motor Vehicles Act’s prohibition on using tractor trolleys on highways. The court emphasized the balance between fundamental rights and constitutional duties and urged the Punjab government to maintain public order. The ongoing legal scrutiny reflects the broader discourse on protest limits in a democratic society.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday (February 13) has taken a proactive step by issuing notices to the Centre, Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi governments, calling for a detailed status report on the matter. In an ongoing farmers’ protests, the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday (February 13) has taken a proactive step […]
The Punjab and Haryana High Court addressed petitions related to the ongoing farmers’ protest, emphasizing the need for a peaceful resolution that balances protesters’ rights with public safety. The court urged dialogue and cautioned against using force as a first resort, highlighting the complex interplay between civil liberties and governance. The upcoming hearing on February 15 will be pivotal in shaping the resolution and setting precedents for similar protests in the future.