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Plea to halt demolition of refugee camp rejected
The Morning Standard
|June 01, 2025
THE Delhi HC has turned down a plea asking the Delhi Development Authority not to remove or demolish a refugee camp set up by Pakistani-Hindu migrants at Majnu Ka Tila, unless they are first given another place to live.
Justice Dharmesh Sharma, who delivered the verdict on May 30, made it clear that the petitioner, Ravi Ranjan Singh, and others living in similar conditions, have "no right to continue to occupy the area in question." The Court also lifted the interim protection it had granted on March 13 last year, which had barred the DDA from taking action against Singh.
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