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SC Stays Karnataka HC Order Directing State to Reconstruct Destroyed Migrants' Huts - (05 Feb 2021)

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Supreme Court has stayed an order passed by the Karnataka High Court, by which it had directed the State Government to reconstruct at its own cost the huts/shanties of migrant workers in Bengaluru, which were burnt down near the Kachakaranahalli slum in Bengaluru East, by unknown miscreants, when the occupants had left for their native places after the announcement of the lockdown.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   DESTROYED MIGRANTS' HUTS  

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