Ranchi: Hearing in the High Court on a petition seeking to stop the campaign against encroachment around water bodies in Balalong, Dhurva. Hearing on the petition of the petitioners was held in the court of Chief Justice of High Court Dr. Ravi Ranjan and Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad. In the case of Vijay Kumar and others, the court has set aside the order of the NAGDI CO
The court has ordered the Circle Officer of Nagdi to hear the matter on August 2 and take an appropriate decision. This information was given by the petitioner’s advocate Samabha Bhanjdev. This order of the High Court has brought a big relief to those who were issued notice by the CO and ordered to remove the encroachment
Let us tell you that on the day of the last hearing, the removal of encroachment in Balalong village of Dhurva, in Dhurva, was banned till Monday in connection with the campaign against encroachment by the Ranchi district administration in the court of Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court Dr. Ravi Ranjan and Justice SN Prasad. was given. The court had directed to submit the documents related to the proceedings taken so far by the district administration in this matter in the court.
Seven others, including Vijay Kumar, have filed a petition in the High Court. During the hearing, the advocate of the plaintiffs Samagra Bhanjdev told the court that they have not received the notice related to the removal of encroachments from the Nagdi CO After this the district administration issued a notice and list in the newspapers to vacate the said place. This has not been followed by the procedures of Jharkhand Public Land Encroachment Act. After the name appeared in the newspaper, other people including the plaintiff had submitted the documents related to the land with the Nagdi CO But their side was not heard and the encroachment is being removed. The court said that before removing the encroachment, according to the Act, the district administration should have heard and only then the encroachment would be removed. After this, the court has stayed the removal of encroachment against seven people. The next hearing in the matter has been scheduled for Monday.
