No coercive action against BJP leader Tajinder Bagga till next hearing, says court

India

oi-Deepika S

New Delhi, Might 08: Punjab and Haryana Excessive Court docket in midnight listening to directed Punjab Police to not take any coercive motion towards BJP chief Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga till subsequent date of listening to.

The BJP chief had moved the excessive courtroom, difficult the non-bailable arrest warrant issued towards him by a Mohali Court docket earlier at this time.

In his petition, Bagga sought a keep on the arrest warrant issued by the Mohali courtroom and a keep on the order issued by the JMFC Court docket on Might 7. Bagga additionally sought safety towards coercive motion in the course of the pendency of his utility.

The arrest warrant was issued by the courtroom of Judicial Justice of the Peace Ravtesh Inderjit Singh.

In its order stated, “Protecting in view the contents of the appliance and the truth that adequate alternatives have already been granted to the accused to affix the investigation and regardless of that accused has failed to affix the investigation.”

“It’s mandatory within the curiosity of justice, to subject non-bailable warrants of accused Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga for 23.05.2022, who’s evading arrest, in an effort to facilitate the investigation,” it stated.

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“It has now been confirmed that they simply wish to e-book Tajinder Bagga in some case or the opposite… Delhi Police is current right here in Janakpuri, they are going to be with us in all authorized actions & we are going to cooperate with them,” stated Preetpal Singh Bagga, father of Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga.

Bagga, additionally the nationwide secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, was held in reference to a case registered towards him in Mohali final month. After bringing him again to the capital, he was produced earlier than a Justice of the Peace late on Friday.

Condemning the arrest of its chief Tajinder Singh Bagga by the Punjab Police right here, the saffron social gathering on Saturday staged a protest outdoors Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence and referred to as him “a dictator”.