The Punjab and Haryana High Court extended the stay on the Panjab University final examinations by one more week. The directive came after the counsel for the university said to the Bench that he would get instructions about whether Panjab University (PU) was giving the examinations online or not.
The counsels for both the parties submitted that the issue regarding the UGC guidelines to hold examinations was pending before the Supreme Court.
Setting the case to be heard on 20 August, the presiding judge directed that the interim orders against the holding of examinations be continued.
The directive from the judge came after a petition was filed against Panjab University by Yatin Mehta and other petitioners.
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The petitioners sought to have quashed the orders and notifications issued between 26 May and 19 June, which demanded that final-year students take their end-semester examinations.
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