SC Bars Coercive Action Against Punjab Govt-Linked Persons in Corruption Case

The Supreme Court has issued a direction that no coercive action be taken against individuals who are linked to the Punjab government in connection with a corruption case.

The order came during the hearing of the said corruption case, though the lead does not specify the nature of the allegations or the parties involved.

By directing authorities to refrain from coercive measures, the court aims to prevent any arrest, detention or similar action against those associated with the state administration while the matter is under consideration.

The directive applies specifically to persons having links with the Punjab government, as highlighted in the court's observation.