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CRWP/8789/2026 of PARAMJIT SINGH AND OTHERS Vs STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS on 27 July 2026
of 2026(O&M) -2- June 2026, Kulwinder Kaur openly threatened the petitioners with ouster from the property. Representation Annexure P-12 was moved by the petitioners to official respondents for protection of their life and liberty but no action was taken. 3. Learned State counsel on
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REEMA SAINI 2026.07.27 18:31 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document High Court, Chandigarh
CRWP-8789 of 2026(O&M) -2- June 2026, Kulwinder Kaur openly threatened the petitioners with ouster from the property. Representation Annexure P-12 was moved by the petitioners to official respondents for protection of their life and liberty but no action was taken.
3. Learned State counsel on instructions from submits that petitioners representation Annexure P-12 was received and would be decided in due course.
4. The dispute between petitioners and respondents No. 5 apparently relates to ownership and possession of land and is primarily civil in nature. Writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked where disputed questions of facts are involved. No particulars have been disclosed either in the petition or in the representation Annexure P-12, when, where and in what manner, respondent No.5 extended life threats and threat to throw the petitioners out of their property. Considering the nature of dispute, the Court is not inclined to issue any writ in the nature of mandamus under Article 226 of Constitution of India, as no threat to life and liberty of petitioners is perceived. Appropriate course for the petitioners is to avail their remedy in the competent Civil Court, in accordance with law.
5. Disposed of. All the pending miscellaneous applications, if any, stand disposed of.
(SHALINI SINGH NAGPAL)
JUDGE 27.07.2026 reema Whether speaking/reasoned : Yes Whether reportable : No REEMA SAINI 2026.07.27 18:31 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document High Court, Chandigarh