A bench of Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan expressed dissatisfaction over the misleading affidavit filed by Panda, highlighting the presentation of incorrect statements before court. The court also mandated the planting of 100 new trees for each tree felled by the civic agency.
Justice Oka criticised the DDA's affidavit, stating, "I have never seen a body misrepresenting facts and filing wrong affidavits... There has to be some limit, never before seen."
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