Court Halts Demolition Amidst Accusations of High-Handedness

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court issued a stay on the demolition of two accused's houses, citing high-handedness. Despite one house being razed, the court intervened to stop further demolition. The owners, including Fahim Khan, challenged the action, seeking a fair hearing.

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court intervened on Monday, ordering a temporary halt on the demolition of houses linked to a violence case, highlighting potential misuse of authority.

While one accused's house was already demolished, the bench's directive led to the suspension of further demolition, advocating for a hearing.

Fahim Khan, facing charges, and other affected parties had sought urgent relief, with the court demanding explanations from relevant authorities.

(With inputs from agencies.)