PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT: NO CITIZEN CAN INTERFERE IN ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ON STRENGTH+ OF UNHOLY MOB HIGH COURT REFUSED BAIL TO 2 AMRITPAL'S ALLEGED AIDES| PUNJAB AJNALA VIOLENCE

The Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case Bhupinder Singh @ Sheru v. State of Punjab observed and has rejected the bail petition of ‘Waris Punjab De’ chief Amritpal Singh’s alleged aides in Ajnala Police Station Attack case.

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The court observed that Amritpal, along with a mob, allegedly attacked a police station in Punjab’s Ajnala, in an attempt to forcibly release his alleged aide from judicial custody.

The bench headed by Justice Kuldeep Tiwari in the case observed while rejecting the relief of bail that no citizen of this country can be allowed to either interfere in the administration of justice, or, to cause injury(ies) to public authority(ies), while them being discharging their public duty(es).

The court in the case refrained from evincing any opinion as regards the veracity of the allegations, and/ or, evidentiary worth of the evidence collected by the investigating agency, leaving the same to be appreciated by the trial Court, at an appropriate stage.

The court in the case made the said observation while hearing the bail applications of one Bhupinder Singh and Ajaypal Singh who allegedly upon his being informed by the main accused Amritpal Singh about his plan to encircle the Police Station Ajnala, arranged weapons to be used in the incident.