Chandigarh: The Punjab High Court and Haryana on Thursday explained that it would examine various reports delivered in a closed cover related to the case of transporting Punjab drugs.
Delay this problem for October 26, HC also hinted that it could start hearing everyday about this case after the Dussehra holiday.
During the hearing continued about this case before HC on Thursday, the adviser who represented the former DGP Punjab submitted that the opening of the sealed cover report was not relevant at this time and there were several other problems that needed to be overcome by the bench.
‘If attached a report is not opened, it will be a total tragedy, however, Senior Advocate Anupam Gupta reacts strongly and expresses complete disagreement with the former Shashi Kant’s encouragement about this problem, saying that it will be “total tragedy.” “There may be a million other problems in this regard, but the main problem will be a sealed cover report prepared by various institutions because they relate to mistakes of people in high places.
If a sealed report is not opened, it will be a total tragedy .
The dominant problem in this case will be the abuse of people in high political places, “Gupta argued.
He also argued that the bench might agree or disagree with the contents of the report but Eorport must be opened.
Senior adviser also suggested that the bench must go through the order of May 2018 from this case, because the order will clarify the whole problem.
Now, this problem will appear to hear after the Dussehra vacation in the High Court.
The problem is related to the threat of drugs in punjab.
Importantly, the former DGP (prison), Punjab, Shashi Kant has written a letter to the High Court who accused the Nexus of politicians with Mr.
Narcotics in Punjab.
In an application sent before HC on September 10, 2013, Shashi Kant claimed that drug smuggling worth more than Rs 6,000 Crore took place every year in Punjab and the money entered to fund elections in the state.
The former DGP has also proposed that drugs are not only smuggled from Pakistan but also produced in Punjab.
HC has stunted all these applications and formed a special division bench to hear cases related to drugs in Punjab.
During the hearing of this case, a large number of periodic reports were also submitted by several institutions before HC about the actions taken against the defendants involved in drug transportation cases