New Delhi – The Delhi High Court on Wednesday urged the Centre and the Delhi government to resolve the long-pending issue of regularising the Sainik Farm colony in South Delhi. The court asked both authorities to sit together and find a solution.
The Supreme Court criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for the untreated solid waste problem, revealing over 3,000 tonnes remain unprocessed daily, with a resolution expected by December 2027. The court warned of drastic measures if action isn’t taken and demanded accountability for waste disposal, emphasizing the need for urgent intervention and better coordination.
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The Supreme Court is reviewing new safety measures for coaching centers following the flooding deaths of three UPSC aspirants in Delhi. A draft proposal suggests significant fines for violations and personal liability for responsible individuals. The incident has intensified calls for stricter regulations to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
A plea in the Delhi High Court addresses excessive burial fees charged to Christians, highlighting unfair cemetery management practices. The petition argues these inflated costs infringe on fundamental rights, burdening grieving families. The court instructed officials to investigate, scheduling a further hearing on November 29, 2024, due to trust issues with authorities.
Today, On 6th November, The Delhi High Court dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that sought permission to conduct Chhath Puja on the banks of the Yamuna River. The court cited the severe pollution levels in the Yamuna, stating that it would be unsafe for people to enter the river’s waters for the festival. Observing potential health risks, the court emphasized the need to protect public safety. The decision highlights ongoing concerns about the Yamuna’s pollution levels and its impact on public gatherings.the Delhi High Court rejected a Public Interest Litigation seeking permission for Chhath Puja on the Yamuna River banks due to severe pollution posing health risks. The court emphasized public safety, underlining ongoing concerns about the river’s contamination and its implications for public gatherings and rituals associated with the festival.
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.
Today, On 1st October, BJP councillor Raja Iqbal Singh withdrew his contempt petition against Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi, following the Supreme Court’s recommendation to approach the High Court instead. The petition accused the mayor of disobeying a prior court order related to MCD Standing Committee elections, which were delayed beyond the required timeframe.
A plea filed by the Shahi Idgah Management Committee was dismissed by the Delhi High Court, which criticized the appeal as politically motivated and a potential source of communal tension. The court indicated that the installation of a statue of Rani Lakshmi Bai would proceed as planned by the MCD, emphasizing women’s empowerment.
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Today, On 12th July, The Delhi High Court directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to transfer a building to the Department of Social Welfare for relocating over 920 inmates from the overcrowded Asha Kiran shelter home. The court emphasized the urgent need to alleviate the situation and instructed immediate actions to address the overcrowding and improve living conditions.