Next hearing will follow after a couple of weeks in the Supreme Court
New Delhi – The Supreme Court has extended the stay order issued against the action taken over encroachments in Jahangirpuri on 20th April. The Court has clarified that such encroachments are demolished with bulldozers and the action cannot be stopped in the entire country.
Action against unauthorised constructions at #Jahangirpuri, Delhi
The case of an attack on a procession on Hanuman Jayanti
Supreme Court puts stay on demolitionhttps://t.co/kALlYvZAQb#jahagirpuri pic.twitter.com/2Tp3wLyCeM
— Samarth AC (@AcSamarth) April 21, 2022
The Court issued a stay order over litigation filed against actions in Jahangirpuri. The stay was further extended on 21st April while setting the follow-up date two weeks later. This order will not impact the ongoing actions being taken against encroachments in UP and MP.
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