HC asks for plan to remove unauthorised statues
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The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed the State authorities to come out with a complete plan to remove unauthorised statues which have been put in in public locations and highway margins. The court docket was listening to a public curiosity litigation petition filed by V. Vaira Sekar of Thanjavur.
A Division Bench of Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice M.M. Sundresh noticed that unauthorised constructions had been bobbing up on income and public lands. A transparent message had to be despatched that no person had the precise to put up unauthorised constructions, the judges mentioned.
The petitioner complained that unauthorised statues induced nice inconvenience and hardship to the general public. Political events and leaders had been putting in statues of fashionable political figures and personalities with or with out permission in virtually all villages, cities and cities. This resulted in restriction of free motion of site visitors, he added.
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