NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to place a stay on its own previous order directing the Haryana government and governments to demolish around 10,000 residential homes constructed illegally in Khori village in Haryana’s Faridabad, Aravali woods area.A seat of the apex court, led by Justice A M Khanwilkar, as well as containing Justice Dinesh Maheshwari denied to keep the demolition of their 10,000 illegally constructed homes.
Even the Supreme Court today refused to take into consideration a new plea searching for a stay to its earlier sequence.
On the other hand, the apex court stated that those eligible for rehabilitation, in accordance with the Haryana government’s 2003 strategy, could find the advantage of the same.
The Supreme Court seat, even though refusing to keep the eviction of these illegal structures, had previously on June 7 detected,”Land grabbers can not take refuge of principle of law” The apex court had been hearing that the new plea now searching for a stay within its previous order of June 7 which paved the way to the demolition of about 10,000 homes that was assembled digitally.
The Writ Petition was filed on June 7, until the apex court under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution demanding the Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran Rehabilitation Policy.
The writ petition filed before the Supreme Court had promised the Municipal Corporation of Faridabad, had supposedly spanned around 1,700 slums with no following due process and regulation.
“There cannot be any compromise with all the forest property,” the leading court stated in its order on June 7.
The apex court had said in its orders which the deputy commissioner of police (DCP) of both Faridabad is going to have the ability to offer police coverage to the company officials at the flooding procedure.