The Masjid Committee filed a petition in Allahabad High Court, but the High Court refused to stay demolition. Masjid Committee members alleged that the High Court had adjourned the hearing to December 13, but the administration decided to demolish it.
One must understand two major points relating to the judgement. One, the apex court has not imposed a “ban” on use of bulldozers for razing illegal properties. Only guidelines have been issued that must be followed strictly.
Today the Supreme Court gave its decision on a case which increased the excitement of the current politics... Today the Supreme Court gave its decision against the bulldozer action taking place across the country.
Will Yogi's bulldozer stop now? Will Yogi step back on the bulldozer? Is Yogi being cornered in the bulldozer case? Why is a particular ecosystem attacking Yogi?
The Supreme Court is pronouncing its verdict today on pleas seeking the framing of guidelines on the demolition of properties in the country.
The Public Works Department has served notices to 23 establishments – 20 of them belonging to Muslims -- to vacate property. The crackdown comes days after a 22-year-old Hindu man was shot dead in the Maharajganj area of the district during a communal flare-up.
On an earlier hearing on September 17, the Supreme Court had stayed the bulldozer action against any criminal. The court has further extended it on Tuesday till it announces verdict.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, recently, retorted sharply to Akhilesh Yadav's warning that he will after 2027 order all "bulldozers" to Gorakhpur – the home district of the CM -- saying not everyone has the heart to handle a bulldozer.
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