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A Punjab and Haryana High Court bench of Justices G.S. Sandhawalia and Vikas Bahl directed Punjab and Haryana to open the barricades at Shambhu within a week, to maintain law and order, and directed Punjab to remove obstructions on the highway. LiveLaw reported that the order called the border a 'lifeline'. Haryana appealed to the Supreme Court. On 24 July the Supreme Court directed that status quo be maintained at the Shambhu border until the next hearing, and asked both states to submit proposals to remove the barricades in a phased manner. In oral remarks reported by LiveLaw, Justice Surya Kant told Haryana there was a 'trust deficit' with the farmers. [4][3][1][2]
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Sources
- 1Haryana Govt Approaches Supreme Court Against High Court's Order To Unblock Shambhu BorderLiveLaw, Gyanvi Khanna, 15 Jul 2024T4 ReportArchived 15 Jul 2024
- 2'Reach Out To Farmers, Trust Deficit Is There': Supreme Court To Haryana Govt; Proposes Forming Committee To Resolve Farmers ProtestLiveLaw, Gyanvi Khanna, 24 Jul 2024T4 ReportArchived 24 Jul 2024
- 3State of Haryana v. Uday Pratap Singh, SLP(C) Nos. 6950-6953/2024 with SLP(C) Nos. 15407-15410/2024, order of 24 July 2024Supreme Court of India (via Indian Kanoon), 24 Jul 2024T2 Court
- 4State of Haryana v. Uday Pratap Singh, SLP(C) Nos. 6950-6953/2024 with SLP(C) Nos. 15407-15410/2024, order of 2 September 2024 constituting the High-Powered CommitteeSupreme Court of India (via Indian Kanoon), 2 Sep 2024T2 Court