Calcutta High Court division bench observed that the petitioner is closely related to private respondent being her uncle but this fact has been suppressed in the PIL.
The Madras High Court in an urgent hearing on Sunday disapproved the prohibitory order passed by the Puducherry Administration/ Collector exercising her powers under section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva said the District Magistrate should pass an order asking the protesters to shift in the wake of the DDMA order. It also said that if the order is not complied with by protesters, then the police can take action in accordance with the law.
New Delhi (ILNS): Considering the serious threat posed by the category 3 Cyclone Nivar, the District Magistrate of Puducherry has ordered imposition of Section 144 from 9 pm tonight till 6 am on November 26, in the entire Puducherry region.
In a landmark order, the top court has reviewed the internet shutdown in Kashmir and upheld the need to protect constitutional guarantees and civil liberties