HC allows anganwadi construction in Oorani land at Devakottai
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Bearing in thoughts the doctrine of sustainable improvement, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court allowed the authorities involved to make use of two cents of land categorised as oorani to finish the construction of an anganwadi centre in Devakottai, Sivaganga district.
A Division Bench of Justices T.S. Sivagnanam and S. Ananthi made it clear that besides the construction of the anganwadi on the 2 cents of land no different construction shall be made on the remaining portion of the land.
There shall be an order of perpetual injunction restraining the authorities from placing up any construction in the remaining portion of the land. The court docket mentioned that it was aware of the truth that authorities would possibly use the remaining land beneath the guise of developmental actions.
Though the land had been categorised as oorani, bearing in thoughts the doctrine of sustainable improvement and paying attention to the actual fact solely two cents would have been used for public goal, the court docket was not issuing an order to demolish the construction, the judges noticed.
The court docket was listening to the general public curiosity litigation petition filed by Karunakaran of Devakottai who sought a course to forbear the authorities from continuing with the construction of the anganwadi centre on the land in Pagayani village, Devakottai.
The authorities was utilizing two cents of land that was categorised as oorani for the aim of establishing the anganwadi centre. The petitioner apprehended that there was a proposal to place up a playground on the land.
He mentioned that sooner or later the waterbody could be fully occupied. The authorities informed the court docket that there was no such proposal for a playground and the anganwadi centre was being constructed for the advantage of the general public. The construction was nearly full, it submitted. The petition was disposed of with the course.
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