Clarification on Enforcement of High Court Order - Police inaction Writ

Dear Client,
The Hon'ble High Court has passed a very transparent and reasoned order while disposing of your writ petition on the subject. The police authorities were instructed to oversee that there is no violation of law and order. Since the Title Suit on the subject matter is pending before the Ld. Civil Judge(Senior Division), any inconvenience or obstructions if caused by the opposite party, you should bring the matter to the notice of the Ld. Civil Judge(Senior Division) who would then pass an order directing the police to investigate the matter and submit report to the Court. It is not clear from the contents of the query whether any order of injunction was sought in the title suit or not. However, in view of the High Court's order, for any obstructions or inconvenience, if faced in course of construction work, you should brought the matter to the notice of the trial court where the title suit is pending with an intimation to the local police station along with a copy of High Court's order. Further, the SDM has the authority to bind an individual over for keeping peace and to take action under Section 107 of the Cr PC, which can require a person to execute a bond with or without sureties. On violation of a restraining order passed by the SDM under Section 144 Cr. PC, the violator can face severe consequences including fine and imprisonment or both once it is brought to the notice of the Magistrate who passed the order. Disobeying any legal order from a magistrate can be treated as contempt of court, leading to additional fines or imprisonment. Police can take immediate action to enforce the order and protect the victim once the violation of restraining order reported to them.