Supreme Court of India
D.D.A. v. Rajendra Singh & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: c Articles 32 and 226 - Writ petitions filed before High Court under public interest litigation - Ongoing constructions at the site of Commonwealth Games Village questioned on the ground that the same would adversely affect ecological integrity of the 'riverbed' and cause irreversible damage to "floodplain" of river Yamuna - Direction by High Court to set .> µp a Committee to monitor the constructions carried out by I- DMRC - HELD: P/L filed under Article 32 or 226 after inordinate delay and without reasonable explanation therefor is liable to be summarily
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