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SC to UP Govt.: Demolitions Can't Take Place Without Notices - (16 Jun 2022)

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Supreme Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh (UP) government not to carry out demolition activities except in accordance with the procedure established by law. The Court granted State 3 days to demonstrate how the recent demolitions were in compliance with the procedural and municipal laws.

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