Printing presses of Punjab Kesari newspaper shall continue to function: Supreme Court

SC grants interim relief to ‘Punjab Kesari’ from AAP government’s action, printing press to resume

The media group has alleged that the action against it was triggered by its news reports on the ruling party’s chief Arvind Kejriwal.

Punjab Kesari's Printing Presses Shall Continue To Function: Supreme Court

In a reprieve to the Punjab Kesari newspaper group, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed that printing presses of the vernacular daily shall continue to function uninterruptedly.

Printing presses of Punjab Kesari newspaper shall continue to function: Supreme Court

Supreme Court allows Punjab Kesari newspaper's printing presses to operate uninterrupted despite power supply issues from pollution control violations.

Don’t shut Punjab Kesari press: Supreme Courtroom to Punjab | India Information – The Instances of India

NEW DELHI: Supreme Courtroom on Tuesday allowed Punjab Kesari to proceed working one among its printing presses which was closed by the state air pollution management board, allegedly for publishing an opposed report in opposition to the state authorities.Looking for pressing treatment from a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi, senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi requested for a keep on the order to shut the pres…

Chugh hails SC directive against Kejriwal-Mann syndicate to muffle media voice in Punjab

STATE TIMES NEWS CHANDIGARH: BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh on Tuesday hailed the Supreme Court directive to the Bhagwant Mann government not to resort to coercive measures to disrupt the printing of the Punjab Kesari Group publications. Chugh said it was not only a tight slap on the authoritarian and vindictive actions of the Kejriwal-Bhagwant Mann government but was commentary on the disgraceful manner the AAP has been running the …

‘Newspaper cannot be stopped’: Supreme Court grants interim relief to media outlet

New Delhi: In an interim relief to the Punjab Kesari newspaper group, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Punjab government not to take any coercive steps against its publication and ordered that the printing press be allowed to function uninterruptedly.   Even as the Punjab and Haryana High Court is yet to pronounce its verdict on the matter, a Bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant granted interim relief after senior advoca…