The Punjab and Haryana High Court has moved contempt proceedings involving the chief secretary to a roster bench following an unconditional apology from state counsel.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday directed that proceedings regarding a contempt issue involving the chief secretary be referred to a roster bench. The legal dispute centers on allegations of contempt stemming from a contested affidavit related to a Supreme Court appeal.
During the proceedings, state counsel offered an unconditional apology to the court. The applicants had previously alleged that the disputed affidavit constituted a contempt of court.
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