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Supreme Courtroom Directs To Look at If Occupiers Are Eligible Beneath PMAY Scheme

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Within the Haldwani eviction matter, the Supreme Courtroom on Tuesday directed the Uttarakhand Authorized Companies Authorities to carry a camp to allow the households, who’re dealing with eviction for occupying public land wanted for railways, to use for rehabilitation beneath the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana.

The Courtroom ordered that the camp be held after March 15, on the suggestion of the petitioners that it’s carried out after the month of Ramzan. The Courtroom directed the Nainital district collector and different income authorities to offer essential help. The train needs to be accomplished earlier than March 31.

The Collector ought to decide the family-wise eligibility of the candidates beneath the PMAY and submit a report back to the Courtroom.

A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi was listening to the petitions difficult the December 2022 order of the Uttarakhand Excessive Courtroom ordering the eviction of practically 50,000 individuals who’ve allegedly encroached upon the general public land in Haldwani in Uttarakhand. In January 2023, the Supreme Courtroom stayed the Excessive Courtroom’s course and the interim order was prolonged now and again.
In July and September 2024, the Courtroom had handed instructions to the State, the Union and the Railways to give you a rehabilitation plan for the individuals to be relocated from the general public land.

Throughout as we speak’s listening to, the bench noticed that no person can declare a proper to occupy public land. The one factor the individuals can declare is that they be rehabilitated, and even that’s “extra of a privilege than a proper”, the bench opined.

There isn’t a query that it’s the land of the state and it’s prerogative of the state to resolve use the land. Solely factor is that they have been staying there and now the difficulty is when they’re requested to go away, they be given some cushion. Our prima facie view is that it’s extra of a privilege and fewer of a proper,” Justice Bagchi stated.

CJI Kant emphasised that the occupants can not dictate how Railways ought to make the most of the land. The bench additionally commented that it was unsafe and dangerous for the individuals to remain so near railway traces, and it was higher than they transfer to a greater place.

Extra Solicitor Normal Aishwarya Bhati submitted that the occupants could be rehabilitated beneath the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana. She asserted that the land was important for the event initiatives of the railways.

Advocate Prashant Bhushan submitted that there are practically 5000 households within the space, who’ve been dwelling there for years. Even faculties and different public establishments exist there, he added. He nevertheless welcomed the suggestion of rehabilitation. “This can be a salutory order, however my hunch is that, only a few are going to be discovered eligible,” Bhushan stated after the order was dictated.

Senior Advocate Salman Khurshid, for some petitioners, submitted that the realm has been notified as a slum, and the good thing about the slum rehabilitation schemes additionally would apply. He additionally requested the Courtroom to make some provisions for faculties, hospitals and locations of worship current there.

CJI stated that there needs to be a balanced and versatile method, in order that the State’s developmental wants in addition to the rehabilitation of individuals could be ensured.

“On the finish of the day, it’s a query of lives of 1000’s of households. A versatile method can save them. They would be the worst losers of this litigation. Proper now, we do not know in regards to the education of the youngsters, the situation of their houses, from the place ingesting water is coming…there needs to be an answer, a balanced method,” CJI Kant stated.

Case Title: Abdul Mateen Siddiqui v. Union of India and Ors. Diary No. 289/2023 (and related instances)

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