Punjab and Haryana High Court

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Amicus Khosla submitted that a proposal to put in place a tele-consultancy system has not borne fruit, leaving the citizens in the lurch. He also referred to the recent spread of black fungus in the region. According to him, steps need to be taken to curb this at the initial stage itself.

The Bar Council of India on Sunday unanimously accepted the decision passed by its sub-committee, which was constituted to resolve the issue between the High Court Bar Association, Punjab & Haryana and the Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana.

Earlier, the petitioner had submitted that complete chaos prevails, because of the deadly situation of shortage of oxygen. The high court had also asked the states to consider home delivery of oxygen cylinders.

The Bar Council of India (BCI), in its recently held meeting, refused to stay the May 7 order of the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana (BCPH). The BCPH had stayed the operation of a resolution of the High Court Bar Association, which had sought a transfer of the Chief Justice of the court.

The senior advocate appearing for CBSE affiliated school association submitted that the orders released by the Education Department is contrary to the circular released by CBSE which states the Rules of Recognition do not empower the Punjab Government to lay down such restriction.

The Petitioner contended that nothing was placed on record to describe the extent of Raghbir's mental disorder.

In the earlier proceedings, the petitioner submitted before the court that there is complete chaos created because of the deadly situation arising out of the spread of coronavirus as COVID19 guidelines are not being followed in the region.

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed the appeal filed by the Enforcement Directorate challenging the order passed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court which had set aside the provisional attachment of property order passed by the Appellate Tribunal for SAFEMA, FEMA, NDPS, PMLA & PBPT Act, New Delhi.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has lauded the role of social media in reaching out to the citizens, who are in urgent need of help.