The Delhi High Court held that its process cannot be used for blackmail or extortion in unauthorised construction cases, fining a petitioner Rs 50,000. Justice Mini Pushkarna warned against NGOs and individuals filing petitions with dishonest motives.
The Supreme Court slammed the MCD for failing to maintain cleanliness around the Lodhi-era monument “Gumti of Shaikh Ali” in Delhi, warning officers of strict accountability. The bench reminded the civic body that court orders must be respected, not ignored until VIP visits.
The Supreme Court pulled up MCD for neglecting the historic Gumti of Shaikh Ali in Defence Colony and ordered a detailed day-wise affidavit. The Bench expressed shock over casual treatment and warned strict action if progress lags.
The Delhi High Court criticizes MCD’s inaction on tree pruning in Dwarka, warning ‘We have lost a life’ and urging immediate steps to prevent accidents and ensure public safety.
The Supreme Court has paused the NGT’s Rs 50.44 crore penalty on the Delhi Jal Board and MCD for allegedly failing to control Yamuna pollution. Notices have been issued to both bodies as the case proceeds.
SC directs fresh notification to safeguard Lodhi-era monument; orders demolition of illegal structures and Rs 40 lakh compensation by encroachers.
The Delhi High Court directed NGO Kutumb to submit a fresh plea for a court-monitored investigation into the July 4 fire at Vishal Mega Mart in Karol Bagh that resulted in two deaths. The court distinguished this case from a separate flooding incident, emphasizing the need for distinct legal handling and accountability in fire safety measures.
Today, On 29th April, The Delhi High Court has asked responses from the Delhi Police and Waqf Board over the alleged illegal sale of a Waqf property by a tenant. A related petition seeking legal action was also filed before the court.
Today, On 8th April, The Supreme Court directed the Centre and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to take immediate action to remove encroachments near the historic ‘Gumti of Shaikh Ali’. The court emphasized the need to protect heritage sites from illegal occupation. Authorities have been asked to submit a compliance report within a stipulated timeframe. The move comes amid growing concerns over urban encroachments on protected monuments.
New Delhi, March 19: The Delhi High Court has asked for a response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and other authorities regarding a plea seeking the closure of slaughterhouses near Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport. The petition argues that these establishments pose a serious risk of bird strikes, which endanger the safety of passengers and aircraft.
