Ranchi: The day after the Jharkhand High Court directed the state government to form a court that would act as the authority to hear the representation of the disadvantaged parties issued by Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) for the dismantling of illegal structures, the government on Friday The court in the Regional Development Authority of Ranchi and was told the district and additional sessions considered Ramesh Kumar as the chairman.
Talking to Tii, Secretary of Urban Development of the State of Vinay Choubey said: “We have appointed a sitting judge and all necessary steps will be taken to implement the earliest court orders.” The High Court on Thursday, hearing the application filed by the Federation of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Jharkhand (FJCCI) which challenged the dismantling notice issued by the Civic body to hundreds of buildings in the Bazar area above, has directed that natural justice must win.
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The court directed the state government to form a court in a week so that the applicant could be given the opportunity to challenge orders before the appeal authority.
After contact, FJCKI President Praveen Jain Chabra said: “We moved to court because there were buildings built around 50 years ago when there were no regulations and approval maps were not needed.
We have appealed to the court to direct the government to bring policies for trials .
We have been given the help that we can approach the court.
“Civic Body issued demolition orders for more than 200 buildings after declaring the structure as illegal because they have been built without the approval of the map by a competent authority.
After contact, an official RMC official who was liked by anonymity said that the High Court had not initially initially incurred by the Civil Agency for the Court to appreciate the fact that the RMC was a fairly competent authority to make decisions in these matters.
“We have never said that people who do not agree with orders cannot approach higher authorities.
Instead, we have said that there are provisions based on Jharkhand Municipal laws that provide a 30-day period for appeal to commands skipped by the Civic Agency .
Therefore, orders passed by us are not wrong because the court does not say they are.
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