Delhi High Court Denies Stay on Eviction Amidst Yamuna Pollution Crisis
The Delhi High Court denied requests to halt eviction notices in an unauthorized colony near the polluted Yamuna River. The court emphasized ecological protections, noting unauthorized construction in a fragile zone. Pollution levels have reached critical heights due to untreated sewage from nearby colonies.
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The Delhi High Court has refused a stay on eviction notices served to residents of an unauthorized colony near the Yamuna River, stating that pollution levels have reached unprecedented heights.
The court highlighted that the colony affected is situated in zone 'O', which is designated for the ecology-driven rejuvenation of the river.
Despite arguments from residents claiming private land ownership, the court noted a lack of sanctioned plans, reinforcing that construction without statutory approval is subject to demolition.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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