The Supreme Courtroom docket judgement to clear railway tracks will displace over 10 lakh people, he talked about (File)
New Delhi:
The Delhi Congress will file a analysis petition in opposition to the Supreme Courtroom docket’s order to remove slum clusters alongside railway tracks inside the metropolis, as it will affect over 10 lakh people, the event’s Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar talked about on Friday.
The Supreme Courtroom docket on Thursday had directed elimination of 48,000 slum dwellings alongside the 140 km dimension of railway tracks in Delhi inside three months.
The Supreme Courtroom docket had moreover talked about that elimination of slums would occur in a phased technique and there would not be any sort of political interference in execution of the plan.
“The Supreme Courtroom docket judgement to clear railway tracks of JJ clusters will displace over 10 lakh people, already beneath stress and strain due to the Corona pandemic. The AAP and BJP authorities are liable for his or her plight,” Mr Kumar talked about at a press conference.
No response was immediately accessible from the AAP.
“The Arvind Kejriwal authorities in Delhi and the BJP-ruled MCDs should be held chargeable for not resettling these people all these years, no matter making ensures of their election manifestos,” Mr Kumar talked about.
The Delhi Congress chief talked about out of 64,184 flats, constructing of which was started by the Sheila Dikshit authorities, only one,931 have been allotted, as per the reply given by the AAP authorities inside the Delhi Vidhan Sabha.
In 2010, the then Congress authorities inside the nationwide capital, headed by Sheila Dikshit, had established the Delhi Metropolis Shelter Enchancment Board (DUSIB) to supply safe housing to the residents of JJ clusters, he talked about.
“The Congress will file a analysis petition inside the Supreme Courtroom docket as a result of it was a question of the lives of lakhs of poor people, who play an essential perform inside the progress and prosperity of the capital,” he talked about.
