Today, On 20th January, The Supreme Court directed the Punjab Government not to take any coercive action against Punjab Kesari and allowed its Ludhiana printing press to resume operations while the dispute awaits a final judgment before the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court will hear Bikram Majithia’s plea on July 4, contesting his arrest linked to a Rs 540 crore drug money case. He claims political vendetta, arguing his arrest violates legal procedures and lacks substantial evidence. Majithia seeks to quash the remand order and protect his rights.
In a significant ruling, the Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the Punjab government to reevaluate the dismissal of several police officers who were previously acquitted in a criminal case. These officers were initially dismissed following a departmental inquiry for allegedly supplying arms to Naxalites. Justice Jagmohan Bansal criticized the casual approach adopted in invoking […]
