Madhya Pradesh High Court – Photo: Social Media Expansion The High Court has withdrawn the order suspending the Chhindwara Superintendent of Police. The Project Director of NHI also appeared before the Court from Andhra Pradesh. The High Court, in an order passed on Wednesday, had directed the Director of Police to initiate suspension action against the Chhindwara Superintendent of Police and get the issued non-bailable warrant executed. 1678901030 In the petition filed by Tulsi Narayan Sakirtan Mandal located at Char Phatak, Chhindwara, it was said that the NHI has Sq. Compensation was not provided even after the land was acquired. Against which a petition was filed in the High Court. The High Court had given instructions to provide compensation after the hearing. After which only 750 compensation of square feet was given. The High Court had disposed of the petition by issuing instructions to pay compensation for the remaining land in August 1678901030. Despite the order by NHI, the amount of compensation was not provided. Due to which contempt petition was filed. During the last hearing, the High Court 414 on March, the Jugal Peeth against the project director of NHI, Anil Kumar Issuing the non-bailable warrant, Superintendent of Police Chhindwara was instructed to serve. During the hearing on the petition on Wednesday, it was told by the government that the project director has been transferred. A request was made to cancel the non-bailable warrant issued by the government. The couple’s bench found during the hearing that the Superintendent of Police, in a letter written to the High Court Registry, had cited transfer as the reason for not serving the non-bailable warrant. The couple’s bench had said in its order that we are shocked by the reply of the Superintendent of Police and it is not acceptable. It seems that our orders are not being taken seriously. After the hearing, the couple’s bench had directed the Director General of Police to take suspension action against the Chhindwara Superintendent of Police. The Superintendent of Police is unable to get the non-bailable warrant served, so he should get the non-bailable warrant served. The next hearing on the petition was scheduled on 15 April. , For the hearing of the contempt petition, it was presented before the double bench of High Court Chief Justice Ravi Vijay Kumar Malimath and Justice Vishal Mishra. During the hearing of the petition, Anil Kumar, Project Director, NHI, appeared before the Division Bench and tendered an unconditional apology. The Bench was told that he had been transferred to Andhra Pradesh. Apart from this, on Wednesday, an application was presented by the government to withdraw the order passed in connection with the suspension action on the Superintendent of Police, Chhindwara. Accepting the application, the couple has issued instructions to withdraw the order. The Division Bench granted four weeks time to comply with the compensation order. ,