New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday attracted the Punjab government, accused him of openness and tried to surpass the court, and detained him from taking coercive actions against GVK Power in accordance with the old decision to end the purchase of the electricity agreement with the private sector.
Appearing for GVK Power LTD, Senior Advocate Maninder Singh told CJI NV Ramana and Judge as Bopanna and Hya Kohli that the state government acted in a hurry and tried to burden the PPA regardless of the applicant had submitted a request at SC on January 17 and that this problem is scheduled to hear on January 27.
Even though the bench was originally asked for GVK power why it did not move HC, his attention was pulled by the Punjab Punjab Punjab Punjab Punjab Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.
had issued a notification on October 29 and the 90-day period ended on January 26, when termination of his relationship was sent.
LED bench CJI berizes no words when it tells Chidambaram, “Your government must respect the court.
When this problem is listed before SC on January 27, you issued an order to stop on January 26.
We do not appreciate this highhandedness and try to burden Court.
“When the bench did not agree with Chidambaram’s conflict that GVK had 90 days to take improvement measures, the state of Advocate General DS Patwald stepped in and convinced the court that there was no compulsion action to be taken for 10 days to make it easier for GVK to move forums According to termination order.
The bench, after hearing both parties, holding PSPCL from taking coercive action against GVK for two weeks in accordance with the notification of the termination of January 26.
The Supreme Court detained Punjab from taking coercive actions against electricity companies
