Hooda reiterates his demand for separate high court

by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, DEC 22

 Reiterating his demand for a separate High Court  for the state, Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda today said that he would continue his efforts for a separate High Court for the State till it is materialized. Mr. Hooda was interacting with media persons after the foundation stone laying ceremony of office building of Haryana State Legal Services Authority  in Panchkula near here today.

          In reply to another question Mr. Hooda said that Punjab and Haryana High Court has been urged for trial of cases of crime against women through fast track courts. When his attention was drawn towards Jyoti murder case, Mr. Hooda said that police was investigating the case and law would take its own course and those found guilty would not be spared at any cost.

          On being asked about the building of HALSA, Mr. Hooda said that  this building would be completed in one year. With the setting up of this building would facilitate the people in getting justice timely.