'Court Cannot Legislate or Make Laws': Delhi High Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Formulation of Regulations To Protect Peacocks Dying of Electrocution in National Capital
The division bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela rejected the plea filed by the Save India Foundation. The high court said that the appropriate authorities must be approached for the relief sought as the court cannot legislate or make laws.
Today, April 9, the Delhi High Court dismissed a public interest litigation seeking the formulation of regulations to protect the peacocks dying of electrocution in the national capital. The division bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela rejected the plea filed by the Save India Foundation. The high court said that the appropriate authorities must be approached for the relief sought as the court cannot legislate or make laws. The Delhi High Court also dismissed the plea while observing that the representation was made to the authorities only on April 3, and the petition was filed hardly within a week. Delhi High Court Affirms Grant of Disability Pension to 2 Soldiers, Says ‘Soldiers Brave Icy Winds While We Sip on Hot Cappuccinos’.
HC Dismisses Plea Filed by Save India Foundation
'We Can't Legislate': Delhi High Court Dismisses PIL For Regulations To Protect Peacocks Dying Of Electrocution | @nupur_0111 https://t.co/WadiadtRGi
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