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Non-bailable warrant against Panna Collector Usha Parmar, ordered to appear in High Court on Sept 30.
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News18•22-09-2026, 22:25
Non-bailable warrant against Panna Collector Usha Parmar, ordered to appear in High Court on Sept 30.
- •Madhya Pradesh High Court issued a non-bailable warrant against Panna Collector Usha Parmar.
- •The Collector has been ordered to appear personally in the High Court on September 30.
- •The case pertains to the regularization of a retired employee who filed a petition in the High Court.
- •The High Court had previously directed the Collector to resolve the petitioner's representation within 90 days, which was not complied with.
- •The High Court expressed deep displeasure over the disregard of its order and issued the warrant to ensure the Collector's presence.
Key Questions Answered
The High Court issued a non-bailable warrant because Panna Collector Usha Parmar failed to comply with its order to resolve a retired employee's regularization representation within the stipulated 90-day time limit.
Panna District Collector Usha Parmar has been clearly directed by the High Court to appear personally in court on September 30.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has entrusted the responsibility of executing the non-bailable warrant to the Superintendent of Police (SP) of Panna.
