Supreme Court said- 50 thousand people cannot be removed overnight, notice sent to Railway-Uttarakhand government

The Supreme Court has stayed the Uttarakhand High Court's order to evict 4000 families from 78 acres of railway land in Banbhulpura, Haldwani, Uttarakhand. After this order of the apex court, the houses of 4000 families will not be destroyed for the time being. While sending the notice, the Supreme Court has also sought answers from the Government of Uttarakhand and the Railways on this matter. The court said that you cannot remove 50 thousand people overnight. It is a human matter. The Supreme Court said that we have to find a workable solution. This is not the right way to solve. There are many angles arising out of the nature of land, nature of rights, nature of ownership etc., which need to be examined. Only a week is too little time to remove them. Their rehabilitation should be considered first. Please tell that Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice Abhay S. Oak's bench was hearing the matter. Now the next hearing will be on February 7. What will happen to those who have been living for 50-60 years?: Supreme Court The Supreme Court said that what is the stand of the Uttarakhand government in this matter? The apex court asked how will you deal with those who have bought land in the auction? People have been living there for 50/60 years. There should be some plan for their rehabilitation. Schools-colleges cannot be demolished like this: Supreme Court The Supreme Court said that no further construction will be done on that land. Rehabilitation planning should be taken into account. There are schools, colleges and other concrete structures that cannot be demolished like this. The petitioner's lawyer argued , while the petitioner's lawyer Colin Gonsalves argued that the side of the affected people was not heard before and the same thing happened again. We had sought the intervention of the state government. He said that it is also not clear that this land belongs to the Railways. It has also been said in the order of the High Court that this is the land of the state government. Thousands of people will be affected by this decision. Know what is Haldwani Railway land encroachment dispute This dispute started after an order of the Uttarakhand High Court. In this order, it was decided to remove the encroachment up to 2.19 km from the railway station. Seven days time was given to remove the encroachment itself. The issued notice states that all unauthorized encroachments on railway land between Haldwani Railway Station Km 82.900 to Km 80.710 will be demolished.