Punjab High Court condemns the government in pension scheme

The Supreme Court has criticized the Punjab government late in the 1996 Punjab Private and College Pension Offers. A bench, led by Justice Abhay Oka, said, “The courts are lightly taken.” The court says that if the court does not take action soon, the petitioners may be ordered to provide financial benefits.

Punjab Chief Secretary Cap. At the last hearing, Sinha was given a contempt of notice. Despite repeated guarantee to the state government, the court condemned the decline in the policies. The court made it clear that if the state government did not take quick action, the court made it clear that they would be compensated for the right economic concessions.

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The court gives time to the state government

The court has decided to give some time to the state government for a solution. In addition, the court has warned that if the settlement is not resolved, the court will order a financial fee. The court said to the state consultant, “Express our feelings. If those in power can understand, give them time to understand.”

The next hearing on the case will be held on April 4

The court is planning the next hearing of the case on April 4. Earlier, the court had stated the Supreme Court order in 2002, in which the Additional Advocate General of Punjab promised to publish and implement the project, but now the state government cannot blame its failure.

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The chief secretary was asked whether the government would provide relief to the petitioners or whether the court should begin contempt of action, but the state’s lawyer appealed to the General Court to give some time in the court, and that they would bring positive solutions.