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High Court: No Religious Group Can Occupy Government Land
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High Court: No Religious Group Can Occupy Government Land
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has ruled that government land cannot be occupied in the name of religion. The court said that building shops or running real-estate activities on government land using the name of God is illegal. The judgement came after the Virat Hindu Seva Charitable Trust and the Jamia Masjid Committee challenged a notice to remove shops built on government school and road land in Kolar.The court questioned how religious o…
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