- High Court bench’s order in opposition to Bijnor DM
Lucknow. The Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court has issued a bailable warrant in opposition to Bijnor District Magistrate Jasjit Kaur, however the fascinating side is that regardless of receiving the discover in the contempt case, she has neither contacted the workplace of the Chief Standing Counsel nor filed her reply. Angered by this, the High Court has issued an order to the Chief Judicial Magistrate of Bijnor to serve the warrant and guarantee Kaur’s presence in the following listening to. The subsequent listening to in this case is to be held on January 5.
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A single bench of Justice Manish Kumar has given this order on the contempt petition filed by Vikram Singh. The petitioner mentioned that on April 22, 2025, the High Court had ordered the Bijnor District-Level Caste Scrutiny Committee to determine on figuring out the caste inside 3 months.
The petitioner alleged {that a} copy of the order was given to the District Magistrate and the DM can also be the chairman of the committee. Despite this, even after 3 months no choice has been taken on his software. The petitioner demanded that the District Magistrate be punished for contempt of this order of the courtroom. During the listening to on Thursday, the Standing Counsel of the State Government advised the courtroom that the District Magistrate didn’t contact the workplace of the Chief Standing Counsel to file his reply, as a consequence of which the reply couldn’t be filed on his behalf.
After this, expressing displeasure over this perspective of the District Magistrate, the courtroom issued a bailable warrant in opposition to him. Let us let you know that the caste certificates was constructed from Vikram Singh, a resident of Kalasagar village of Dhampur space of Bijnor. Many organizations had protested in this matter and as per the principles, after grievance after grievance, the certificates was canceled by the Scrutiny Committee.