Punjab Court directs arrest of Janta Party Chief in forged signature case; seeks explanation from Chandigarh SHO for obstructing arrest

A Punjab Court ordered the arrest of the Janta Party Chief in a case involving alleged forgery of signatures and misuse of official documents. The Court criticized the Chandigarh SHO for obstructing the arrest process and demanded an explanation. Emphasizing the seriousness of forgery offences, the Court observed that influential persons cannot evade due process by misusing political influence. The decision highlights judicial insistence on accountability of both accused individuals and law enforcement. It reinforces that the rule of law must operate uniformly, ensuring that procedural compliance and police integrity are not compromised. This case underscores the judiciary’s firm approach against obstruction of justice and political interference in criminal investigations.