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Supreme Court issues rules to curb illegal constructions

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The Supreme Court has taken a strong stance against unauthorized constructions by issuing nationwide guidelines to address this growing issue. In a recent case, a bench of justices upheld a demolition order for an illegal structure in Meerut, emphasizing that leniency in such cases would amount to misplaced sympathy. This move is aimed at tackling the increasing problem of unauthorized constructions that often lead to safety hazards and environmental concerns.

 

The bench's decision highlights the importance of enforcing regulations to maintain the integrity of urban development and prevent illegal structures from posing risks to society. By setting such precedents, the Supreme Court is sending a clear message that adherence to building laws and regulations is essential for sustainable and safe urban environments.

My Take:

Double Standards

 

The Supreme Court's recent stance on unauthorized constructions resonates with my blog post about the Campa-Cola building residents in Mumbai.

 

Just like in the current scenario, where ignorance of criminal activities led to demolition orders, the residents of Campa-Cola faced a similar fate despite their innocence in the corrupt dealings of builders and officials.

 

The Supreme Court's firm stand now reflects the importance of upholding the law, even if it means challenging past decisions that were influenced by corruption.

 

For Failing to take some concrete

 

The Supreme Court's proactive measures to curb illegal constructions echo its approach towards environmental issues, as seen in the case of stubble burning in Delhi. Just as the court pulled up government officials for failing to address pollution concerns, its recent guidelines on unauthorized constructions demonstrate a consistent commitment to holding authorities accountable for negligence. This synergy in addressing pressing societal issues showcases the Court's dedication to ensuring governance adheres to the rule of law.

 

Drones Are Watching You

 

While the Supreme Court acknowledges its limitations in addressing systemic issues like corruption, its recent guidelines on unauthorized constructions display a proactive effort to tackle immediate threats to public safety.

 

The Court's pragmatic approach aligns with the challenges highlighted in the petition regarding encroachments. By taking decisive action against illegal structures, the Court showcases a willingness to confront complex urban development issues despite constraints, signaling a step towards more effective governance.

Call to Action:

To the concerned authorities mentioned in the article, I urge swift and diligent implementation of the Supreme Court's guidelines on unauthorized constructions. It is crucial to prioritize public safety and urban planning by enforcing these regulations effectively. Citizens must also remain vigilant and report any unauthorized constructions to uphold the integrity of our urban spaces.

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With regards,

 

Hemen Parekh

 

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