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'Don't Demoralise The Forces': Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain PIL For Judicial Probe Into Pahalgam Terror Attack
The Supreme Court on Thursday (1 May) refused to entertain a petition seeking a judicial inquiry into the Pahalgam terror attack, warning that such a move could undermine the morale of security forces.
Slamming the petitioners, the apex court stressed that the matter's "sensitivity" should have been considered before approaching the judiciary with such a public interest litigation.
A Bench of Justices Surya Kant and N K Singh cautioned the petitioner, one Fatesh Sahu, not to demoralise the armed forces during such a time, Bar and Bench reported.
"Be responsible before filing such PILs. You have some duty towards your country also. This is the crucial hour when each and every Indian has joined hands to fight terrorism. Don't demoralise the forces. Look at the sensitivity of the issue," SC Justice Surya Kant said, India Today reported.
The petition had called for a judicial commission to investigate the terror attack by Pakistan-based terrorists in Pahalgam, in which 26 people were killed.
The bench asserted that the role of judges is to decide on disputes, not to conduct inquiries.
The petitioner also sought directions to protect Kashmiri students studying in other states.
The petitioner alleged that Kashmiri students were facing backlash and assaults following the Pahalgam terror attack.
"Are you sure about the prayer you are making? First you ask a retired Supreme Court judge to probe. They cannot investigate. Then you ask for guidelines, compensation, then directions to press council. You force us to read all these things at night, and now you speak for students," the Apex Court said.
The Supreme Court permitted the withdrawal of the plea and asked the petitioner to approach the appropriate High Court regarding the concerns of Kashmiri students.
Source: Swarajya