Petitioners directed to approach HC under Article 226; SC prohibits coercive action for one week under Article 32. SC declined to entertain a writ petition under Article 32 and directed petitioners to approach HC under Article 226. Petitioners have one week to file the ...
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Petitioners directed to approach HC under Article 226; SC prohibits coercive action for one week under Article 32.
SC declined to entertain a writ petition under Article 32 and directed petitioners to approach HC under Article 226. Petitioners have one week to file the writ petition, during which respondents are prohibited from taking coercive action. The writ petition is disposed of without commenting on the merits of the petitioners' assertions.
The Supreme Court of India declined to entertain a writ petition under Article 32 of the Constitution and advised the petitioners to approach the High Court under Article 226. The petitioners are given one week to file the writ petition. The respondents are prohibited from taking coercive action against the petitioners for a week. The writ petition is disposed of, with no comment on the merits of the petitioners' assertions.
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