Supreme Court of India
In Re: Manoj Tibrewal Akash v. Abc
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Issue for Consideration Supreme Court laid down guidelines that State authorities must adhere to while removing illegal encroachments in relation to road widening projects. Headnotes† Petitioner’s letter regarding alleged illegal demolition of his house converted into suo moto writ petition – Certain portion of Petitioner’s house came to be notified as a part of road widening project (NH No. 370) in 2012 – Project sanctioned in 2018 – Petitioner directed between June 2019 to 6 September 2019 through Munadi announcement (by beat of drums) to remove his illegal encroachment from NH No. 370 –
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