Supreme Court: Refused To Hear Plea Against Stay On Suspension Of Haj Group Organisers; Let Pilgrims Go Without Psychological Pressure

The Supreme Court in the case observed and has refused to entertain an appeal moved by the Union government against the Delhi High Court order which had stayed the suspension of registration of certain private Haj Group Organisers.

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The vacation bench comprising of Justice Surya Kant and Justice MM Sundresh. ASG Sanjay Jain was hearing the present matter wherein it has been argued by the the counsel, ASG Sanjay Jain, appearing for the Union that if the private Haj operators, which he described as 'delinquents; who were permitted to carry on Haj tours, it was the pilgrims who would ultimately suffer.

It has also been noted by the bench in the case that the matter was already coming up before a Division Bench of the Delhi High Court on July 7 and thus, the Supreme Court in the case did not need to interfere in the same.

Adding to it, the court stated that the Union should let the pilgrims go to Haj without any psychological pressure of ongoing litigation.