Batla House Demolishan case: Notice of the Supreme Court to DDA, interim ban on action

New -Delhi, June 20 (IANS). The Delhi High Court made a major ruling on a petition submitted by the DDA (DDA) in Batla House Area. While the notice was issued to the DDA, the court has currently sentenced an interim accommodation on the demolition. The Supreme Court has made it clear that the next trial will be held in the case on July 10. At the same time, the court asked the DDA to submit a delimitation report (demarcation report) so that it can be made clear whether the property on which the notice was given is actually under the disputed measles number. A person who submitted the petition says that his property has no connection with Measles Number 279, but yet the DDA sent a demolition notice that considered him under the same measles number. On the other hand, the DDA says that the order of demolition was received from the Supreme Court regarding measles number 279. The DDA issued a notice regarding illegal constructions located on the same measles number. The DDA claims that no steps have been taken regarding the assets located on other measles numbers. It is noteworthy that the Delhi High Court, even during the earlier hearing, imposed an interim stay on the DDA’s actions on more than a dozen petitions related to the Batla House area and a notice issued to the DDA and asked them to clear their side. The next trial of this whole case is on Monday, July 10. The trial of two other petitions in court was postponed until Monday. Let us tell you, notifications have been sent to many illegal stores in the country of UP irrigation division in Batla House. According to the information, the notice was issued by the DDA on May 26. In the notice, people were instructed to evacuate the place. In response to the notice, however, people began to protest. People say that a conspiracy is hatching in one time to expel them from here. -Ians PSK/GKT shares this story tags