Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh & Anr v. Medha Patkar & Ors.
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LAND ACQUISITION: Acquisition of land to set up canals - Compensation - 'Canal affected persons' - After construction of Indira Sagar Project and Omkareshwar Dam, land acquired for setting up canals - Writ petition claiming full benefits of Rehabilitation 0 and Resettlement Policy framed for Narmada Valley Projects, for canal affected persons also - Held: This Court in Narmada Bachao Ando/an-I has held that 'canal affected persons' cannot be put at par with 'submergence affected persons' - It was not permissible for the High Court to take a contrary view - The definition of 'oustee' under the
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