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Mansa Funeral Stalemate Continues: High Court to Hear Case Today
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 08:02 AM
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In Mansa, Punjab, the funeral arrangements for former MLA Pervinder Singh Zhot and Bhamme Kalan's Daljit Singh remain stalled, with the High Court scheduled to hear the case today.
The city of Mansa in Punjab is witnessing a prolonged delay in the burial proceedings of former MLA Pervinder Singh Zhot and Bhamme Kalan's Daljit Singh. Zhot’s funeral has been pending for six days, while Daljit’s remains have not been laid to rest for twenty days. Local residents and family members have expressed frustration over the lack of progress.
The matter has now escalated to the Punjab High Court, where a hearing is scheduled for today. Legal representatives from both families have filed petitions seeking a swift resolution and the immediate conduct of the funerals. The court is expected to address the procedural lapses and determine the next steps.
Officials from the Mansa district administration have been involved in the process, but no definitive timeline has been provided. The delay has drawn attention from the community, who are awaiting a resolution that respects the deceased’s wishes and local customs.
The High Court’s decision will likely set a precedent for similar cases involving delayed funeral arrangements in the region. Until then, the families and the city remain in a state of uncertainty.
The matter has now escalated to the Punjab High Court, where a hearing is scheduled for today. Legal representatives from both families have filed petitions seeking a swift resolution and the immediate conduct of the funerals. The court is expected to address the procedural lapses and determine the next steps.
Officials from the Mansa district administration have been involved in the process, but no definitive timeline has been provided. The delay has drawn attention from the community, who are awaiting a resolution that respects the deceased’s wishes and local customs.
The High Court’s decision will likely set a precedent for similar cases involving delayed funeral arrangements in the region. Until then, the families and the city remain in a state of uncertainty.