Last Updated: September 30, 2026

Dainik Savera Times Logo

  • Tag: Punjab and Haryana High court

    Municipal corporation and council elections will be videographed, directs Punjab and Haryana High Court

    Scrutiny of nomination papers will be done on November 13, while the withdrawal of names will be done on December 14.

    Punjab & Haryana HC orders municipal election programmes in 15 days

    The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the State of Punjab and its election commission to announce the election schedules for municipalities and municipal corporations within 15 days, without the need for a new delimitation exercise. This directive is particularly important as elections for 42 local bodies are due following the expiration of a.

    Panchayat elections tomorrow in entire state, High Court lift stay, dismisses all 700 petitions

    Chandigarh: The Punjab government has received a major relief from the Punjab and Haryana High Court as the court has lifted the ban on Panchayat elections and dismissed all 700 petitions filed after hearing. Additionally, the High Court has also lifted the stay on the election process of around 250 Panchayats until the 14th. Consequently,.

    Major relief to Punjab Government, Punjab And Haryana High Court stay election of selected Panchayats

    Chandigarh: There will be no elections in more than 250 panchayats in Punjab on October 15. The matter of panchayat elections in Punjab has reached the Punjab and Haryana High Court. However, in a major relief to the Punjab Government, the High Court has stayed the elections of more than 250 panchayats. The High Court.

    High Court raps Punjab govt for not releasing Ayushman Bharat Funds, seeks details of expenses

    The court also ordered Punjab Government to attach the salaries of senior officials including Punjab Health Department Principal Secretary Kumar Rahul.

    HC directs Punjab Govt to handover possession of land required to NHAI by October 15

    Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the Punjab government to hand over the possession of land required for various pilot projects of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to the contractors of NHAI on or before October 15. The court also made it clear that in the future, transfer of additional.

    Petition to disqualify Amritpal Singh as an MP : Punjab and Haryana High Court Issue notice to file reply by Oct. 25

    Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued a notice in a case challenging the parliamentary membership of MP Amritpal Singh. Vikramjit Singh has filed a petition to disqualify Amritpal Singh as an MP. The hearing occurred in the High Court today, and the High Court issued a notice to Amritpal Singh to file.

    Matter of delayed Municipal Corporations and Councils elections: HC seeks reply from govt, next hearing on September 23

    Chandigarh: The matter of delay in elections of Municipal Corporations and Councils in Punjab was heard in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The court reprimanded the government and asked why elections were not being held even after the end of their term. The court has fixed the next hearing of this case on 23.

    Gangster Lawrence Jail Interview: Punjab And Haryana High Court summons Chief Secretary on the question of Jammers

    Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court heard the case of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s interview from jail on Thursday. The court has now summoned the Chief Secretary of Punjab. The next hearing has been fixed for Friday morning. At the same time, the SIT investigating the case said that their investigation is going on. The.

    Punjab and Haryana High Court orders compliance report on court security

    Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed governments of Punjab, Haryana as well as authorities of UT Chandigarh to file a compliance report in terms of the directions passed by the apex court on court security. After a firing incident reported in Chandigarh court complex on August 3 wherein a retired Assistant Inspector.

    High Court imposes Rs 5 lakh conditional penalty on LIT Chairman Tarsem Singh Bhinder

    Ludhiana: Punjab and Haryana High Court imposed a conditional penalty of Rs 5 lakh on Chairman of Ludhiana Improvement Trust Tarsem Singh Bhinder and the amount is to be paid by Bhinder from his own pocket if the LIT fails to allot a plot to a woman in a Local Displaced Person. Category (LDP) by.