Rebuild houses arbitrarily razed in Uttar Pradesh, suggests SC

Rebuild houses arbitrarily razed in Uttar Pradesh, suggests SC

The court condemned the state's actions, noting that homes were demolished within 24 hours of notice, denying occupants a chance to contest the decision.

Home of man accused in Nagpur violence case partially bulldozed

Fahim Khan, among others, was charged with sedition and spreading misinformation on social media in connection with the March 17 clashes.

Supreme Court Slams Arbitrary Demolitions in Prayagraj; Allows Victims to Rebuild Homes

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has taken a strong stand against arbitrary demolitions by state authorities, allowing affected residents in Prayagraj to rebuild their homes that were razed in March 2021. The court’s decision came after it was revealed that Uttar Pradesh officials had linked the land to slain gangster-politician Atiq Ahmed and carried out demolitions without proper legal procedure. A bench comprising Justices Abh…

The Nagpur bench of Mumbai Bombay High Court has stayed the administrative action of demolishing the houses of two accused in the Nagpur violence case. The court also reprimanded the administration for its attitude in this matter as arbitrary and oppressive. Let us tell you that after the violence in Nagpur, the local administration had started the action of demolishing the houses of the accused, which was challenged in the court. The next heari…

Nagpur Riots: Admin Demolishes House of Minority Leader

PTI photo Nagpur- Amid heavy police security, civic authorities on Monday morning demolished a two-storey house of Nagpur violence key accused Fahim Khan over unauthorised construction, officials said. Khan, a leader of the Minority Democratic Party (MDP), has been booked for sedition. He is among the over 100 persons arrested for the violence in Maharashtra’s Nagpur city on March 17. A few days back, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation issued a no…

Madhya Pradesh: Hindutva Groups Seek Demolition of Bhopal Mosque - Clarion India

Muslims claim they have all the relevant documents to prove the legality of the mosque of over five decades Team Clarion NEW DELHI – Hindutva groups are mounting pressure on the authorities to demolish a mosque in Madhya Pradesh’s capital city of Bhopal calling the Muslim place of worship “illegal” and part of “Land Jihad”.  Muslim residents steadfastly reject the allegation claiming they have all the relevant documents to prove their point. As …