Encounter News Punjabi

PIL Filed in Punjab and Haryana High Court Over Floods, Committee Formation Sought

WhatsApp Channel Join Now

Chandigarh: A public interest litigation (PIL) has been submitted in the Punjab and Haryana High Court highlighting the flood situation that recently affected both states. The plea demands the formation of a committee under the court’s chairmanship to identify the technical reasons behind the release of water that led to large-scale flooding.

The petitioner has expressed concern that unchecked water release, coupled with poor management of reservoirs, has worsened the crisis for local residents. The PIL also seeks judicial intervention to monitor relief and rehabilitation work so that essential services, medical aid, and financial support can reach the affected population without delay.

The High Court is expected to hear the matter soon, and its involvement could set a precedent for stronger accountability in disaster management across the region.

All news on Encounter News is computer-generated and sourced from third parties. Please read and verify carefully. We will not be responsible for any issues. 

Encounter News
Encounter News
Encounter Media Group

Latest Articles

Sukhbir Badal Skips SIT Summons in Behbal Kalan Firing Case Citing Health Reasons

Chandigarh: Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Friday...

Amritsar Police Uncover Cross-Border Arms Ring, Apprehend Three With Military-Grade Assault Rifles

Amritsar — The Amritsar Commissionerate Police dealt a substantial blow to...

Former Punjab Minister Bhagat Chunni Lal Passes Away at 94; State Declares Half-Day Holiday

Chandigarh — The Punjab Government has declared a half-day holiday across...

Punjab Government Declares Local Holiday in Amritsar on This Date

Amritsar: The Punjab government has announced a local holiday across Amritsar...

Suspect Injured Following Police Encounter in Mohali’s Saneta Village

Mohali: An exchange of gunfire broke out between police personnel and...

Amritsar to Dismantle Rs 600-Crore BRTS Corridor to Ease Traffic and Introduce Electric Buses

Amritsar: The Amritsar administration has decided to dismantle the dedicated corridor,...

Comments

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here