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Delhi govt counsel gives consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh

Delhi govt counsel gives consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh

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  • center · 2 outlets

    The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed criminal contempt proceedings initiated by the Punjab and Haryana High Court against the Punjab Chief Secretary and others for their failure to implement its order on payment of Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR) to state government employees and…

    — The Tribune

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    The Supreme Court stayed criminal contempt proceedings against Punjab Chief Secretary KAP Sinha and other officials over delays in clearing pending dearness allowance and relief dues of employees and pensioners. It also restrained coercive action in the civil contempt case and asked the state to…

    — The Economic Times

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Additional Standing Counsel Amol Sinha, in his opinion dated November 2, held that the specific imputations attributed to Singh prima facie struck at the independence and impartiality of the judicial process and disclosed sufficient grounds for invoking the criminal contempt jurisdiction of the…

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Delhi govt counsel gives consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh

Additional Standing Counsel Amol Sinha, in his opinion dated November 2, held that the specific imputations attributed to Singh prima facie struck at the independence and impartiality of the judicial process and disclosed sufficient grounds for invoking the criminal contempt jurisdiction of the…

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