Bombay High Court slams civic bodies over poor road conditions in Mumbai, stating there is no justification for pothole-related hazards. The Court emphasizes that the government and municipal authorities are duty-bound to ensure safe and proper road infrastructure for the public.
Today, On 24th March, The Bombay High Court issued a stay on the demolition of houses belonging to two individuals accused in the Nagpur violence case. Criticizing the administration’s approach, the court termed it “high-handed.” Meanwhile, amid tight police security, civic authorities proceeded with the demolition of accused Fahim Khan’s house, citing unauthorized construction.
Yesterday, On 5th October, the Delhi High Court heard a case regarding a statue of Rani Lakshmi Bai installed at Shahi Idgah Park. The Municipal Corporation assured the court that local sentiments were respected during installation. The court emphasized the need for an amicable resolution and allowed representatives of the opposing committee to inspect the statue’s placement.
A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court calling for a “high-level” investigation into the deaths of three civil service aspirants caused by severe water-logging at a coaching center in Rajendra Nagar. The case, presented by Advocate Rudra Vikram Singh, will be heard by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela.
Today(on 22nd July), The Bombay High Court criticized police and civic authorities for failing to address illegal hawking, questioning if vendors would be allowed outside the Mantralaya or governor’s house. Justices M S Sonka and Kamal Khata stressed the need for a permanent solution and rejected claims of helplessness by the authorities.