US court reserves order in Badal case

November 09, 2013 18:46

A US court has reserved its decision on whether a Sikh rights group should be given more time to serve summons to Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal in a case accusing him of human rights violations.

A panel of the appeals court reserved its decision on whether Sikh For Justice should be given additional time to conduct jurisdictional discovery to determine whether Chicago-based Surinder Pal Singh Kalra was served with summons instead of Badal, which became the basis for the dismissal of the case against Badal by a Wisconsin court.

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