Under Section 50, which court has jurisdiction over PERA Act matters?

According to Section 50 of the PERA Act 2024, all matters arising under the Act fall under the jurisdiction of only the designated Court specified by the Act. This ensures that legal proceedings, trials, and enforcement actions are conducted by a competent authority fully familiar with the provisions and objectives of the PERA Force Laws.

The provision bars other courts, such as civil courts, high courts, or district courts, from intervening in cases under the Act unless specifically allowed. By centralizing jurisdiction to the designated Court, the law ensures uniformity, efficiency, and proper legal oversight, preventing confusion, conflicting decisions, or misuse of authority by unrelated judicial bodies.

This section strengthens procedural clarity and accountability, ensuring that enforcement actions and disputes under the PERA Act are resolved in the proper forum. It guarantees that officers, complainants, and other stakeholders have a clear legal pathway for addressing violations, maintaining trust and integrity in the enforcement system.