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SC stays criminal contempt proceedings against Punjab chief secretary over DA arrears

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan TimesSC stays criminal contempt proceedings against Punjab chief secretary over DA arrears
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Criminal contempt proceedings were initiated over the state government’s failure to comply with high court orders

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