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Asked if her party's alliance with the BJP after the 2014 assembly elections was a mistake, Mehbooba said her father took the decision after carefully considering it.

Mehbooba takes on Amit Shah, links Adani row to demolition drive in Kashmir

Asked if her party's alliance with the BJP after the 2014 assembly elections was a mistake, Mehbooba said her father took the decision after carefully considering it.

Criticising the ongoing anti-encroachment drive, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Wednesday accused the BJP-led Centre of using Jammu and Kashmir to divert the attention of the country from pressing issues such as unemployment and the Adani row.
"To divert the attention from the Adani issue and the damage it has done to the economy of the country, they (BJP) don't get anything better than Jammu and Kashmir, like demolition drive," Mehbooba told reporters here.
Asked about Union Home Minister Amit Shah's comments about the restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir, the former chief minister said, "They do not make statements, they make jumlas." "He himself said the promises of two crore jobs and Rs 15 lakh in every bank account were election jumla (rhetoric)," she said.
Mehbooba said Shah was the first home minister in the history of independent India who turned a state into a Union territory.
On the demolition drive, she said the BJP earlier used to brand the people of Jammu and Kashmir as anti-nationals but has now started labelling them as encroachers.
"Land in JK belongs to the people of JK. I urge the people to take control of their land, be it through mohalla committees or panchayats... Earlier they used to call us anti-nationals, now it is encroachers. We are not encroachers," she said.
The PDP president alleged that the administration was carrying out anti-people measures to keep people "so busy that they don't have time to think about anything else".
"But they should realise that there is a sentiment here ... people want to resolve the issue on the terms of equality. You cannot jail that sentiment,&rdquo; she said.
Asked if her party's alliance with the BJP after the 2014 assembly elections was a mistake, Mehbooba said her father took the decision after carefully considering it.
"My father took a very well thought-out decision. He wanted to prevent this situation. Till we had a coalition government, nothing like this had happened. After the government fell, they repealed Article 370 and took other steps,&rdquo; she said.
The PDP president said people can criticise her as they have a right to do so.
On the proposal to make the Hindi language compulsory in all schools in Jammu and Kashmir, she said the Centre should try this in southern India first.
&ldquo;They are not able to do anything in the south but in Jammu and Kashmir they are doing everything... They have silenced the people. We have nothing against Hindi but our language is Urdu. If they have the courage, let them do it in the south first,&rdquo; she added.&nbsp;

Uttarakhand: Hotel Malari Inn set to be razed as drive resumes in 'sinking' town Joshimath

Authorities have cordened off the sorrounding area amid heavy security arrangements.

Demolition drive to bring down structures marked as unsafe in 'sinking' town Joshimath resumed on Thursday, a day after the drive was halted due to protests.
Joshimath's multi-storey hotel Malari Inn, is the first structure that is going to be razed after it was marked unsafe as it developed deeper cracks owing to land subsidence in the town and inclined backwards.&nbsp;
Authorities have cordened off the sorrounding area amid heavy security arrangements. Meanwhile, CM Dhami announced a 45 crore rehablitation package for 3000 families.&nbsp;
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The protestors are mostly women from these families, sitting it out in the biting cold, demanding their rights. Majority of the families residing on the alleged encroached land are Muslims. 

Explained: why 4,000 families have taken to the streets in Uttarakhand's Haldwani

The protestors are mostly women from these families, sitting it out in the biting cold, demanding their rights.&nbsp;

Members from over 4,000 families of Banbhoolpura area of Uttarakhand's Haldwani have taken to the streets since December 28 to protest against the demolition order of their homes.&nbsp;
A December 20 order of the Uttarakhand High Court stated that the land next to the railway lines where the families live has been encroached and it actually belongs to the Indian Railways.&nbsp;
Local authorities were directed by the court to have the land vacated. The families were given a week's time to pack up and move or their houses would be demolished and the cost of the same would be recovered from them.&nbsp;
For the past week, residents of the 'encroached' land, have been protesting against the order saying that they will be homeless and their children will have no educational institutes to go to.
The protestors are mostly women from these families, sitting it out in the biting cold, demanding their rights.&nbsp;
The 'encroached' land, spread over 29 acres, is home to slum dwellings, 3 government schools, 11 private schools, 10 mosques, 12 madrassas, 1 government public health centre (PHC) and 1 temple.&nbsp; Jamaat-e-Islami Hind issued a statement claiming that the Railways has served eviction notices to people living in 78 acres of land while the disputed land is only 29 acres. It added that the HC order will affect over 50,000 people living in the area.&nbsp;
The Indian Express reported that the Railways claims to have old maps, a notification dating back to 1959, revenue records from 1971 and results of a 2017 survey that will prove their ownership of the land while the protesting families claim that they have been living there for more than 70 years.&nbsp;
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Residents who spoke to news agency ANI said that the land does not belong to the railways. It belongs to the central government which was given to them and that they have the papers to prove the same.&nbsp;
One said, 'During the partition, when people left for Pakistan, the land that was left behind, the union government auctioned it off and this area too is one of the auctioned areas.'&nbsp;
While another one said,' My family has been living her for more than 100 years, the railway line is 30 kms away and it is the railways rather, who has been moving closer to our homes.'
"They have been living in the area for 70 years. There is a mosque, temple, overhead water tank, a PHC, a sewer line laid in 1970, two inter colleges, and a primary school," Nizamuddin, a former Congress MLA from Manglaur, said.
"We appeal to the prime minister, the railway ministry and the chief minister to take a humane view of the matter and stop the removal of so-called encroachments," he said.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, former Uttarakhand chief minister and Congress leader Harish Rawat went on an hour-long fast in support of the families that will be affected by the demolition.&nbsp;
Criticising the evacuation order, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said, 'How can it be an encroachment when there are government inter-colleges in the area?'
Led by Congress MLA from Haldwani Sumit Hridayesh, residents of the area have moved the Supreme Court challenging the Uttarakhand High Court's order. The matter will be heard by the SC on January 5.&nbsp;
with PTI inputs

Khan is a self-styled operational commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen outfit and had crossed over to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the early 1990s and is operating from there, they said.

J&K: portion of Hizbul Mujahideen militant's house demolished in Anantnag

Khan is a self-styled operational commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen outfit and had crossed over to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the early 1990s and is operating from there, they said.

An extended portion of the house of a Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militant was demolished in Anantnag, officials in Srinagar said on Saturday.
According to authorities, Ghulam Nabi Khan alias Amir Khan had a wall built on encroached land as an extension to his house in Liver Pahalgam in the south Kashmir district.
Khan is a self-styled operational commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen outfit and had crossed over to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the early 1990s and is operating from there, they said.
The action follows the razing down of house of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) militant Ashiq Ahmad Nengroo in the Rajpora area of Pulwama earlier this month.
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UP hospital that allegedly gave juice as IV drip faces demolition

The hospital has been sealed till the probe is completed," the additional CMO said on Thursday.

Prayagraj Development Authority has issued a notice to the Global Hospital to vacate the building by October 28. The hospital came into the limelight after it allegedly transfused fruit juice instead of blood platelets to a dengue patient. The civic authority has termed the building as "illegally constructed". The hospital is likely to be bulldozed.
 Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak has assured strict action against the hospital if they are found guilty. He said that the platelets packet has been sent for testing. "Taking cognizance of the viral video of Jhalwa-based Global Hospital offering 'Mausambi' juice to a dengue patient in place of platelets in the district Prayagraj, the hospital has been immediately sealed and the platelets packet has been sent for testing.
If found guilty, strict action will be taken against the hospital," Pathak tweeted in Hindi. Earlier, the hospital was sealed after a preliminary inquiry revealed that "some irregularities" were found according to Additional Chief Medical Officer, Dr AK Tiwari. "The (CMO) chief medical officer ordered a probe after the patient died.
In the probe, some irregularities were found. The hospital has been sealed till the probe is completed," the additional CMO said on Thursday.
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The demolition of a seven-star private resort began at a tiny island in Vembanad Lake of Alappuzha district in Kerala on Thursday.
The sprawling Kapico Resort complex worth Rs 200 crore, houses 54 premium villas in the backwaters of the Alappuzha district and will be demolished over a course of 6 months.
The Supreme Court in 2020 had ordered the demolition of the resort for land encroachment and violating Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules.
A few days ago, part of Curlies restaurant in Goa was also demolished for CRZ violations. This is the same resort where former BJP leader Sonali Phogat breathed her last.
The Kapico Resort project is spread over 7 hectares of area and was earlier ordered to be demolished in 2013 by the Kerala High Court.
The resort management challenged the decision in Supreme Court which stayed High Court's order and ordered demolition in 2020.
Meanwhile, environmentalists fear that demolishing the structures and transportation of demolition waste pose risk as there is a possibility of debris, including hazardous waste, falling into the lake.

Quixplaned: why is Kerala's luxurious Kapico resort being demolished?

The Kapico Resort project is spread over 7 hectares of area and was earlier ordered to be demolished in 2013 by the Kerala High Court.

The demolition of a seven-star private resort began at a tiny island in Vembanad Lake of Alappuzha district in Kerala on Thursday.
The sprawling Kapico Resort complex worth Rs 200 crore, houses 54 premium villas in the backwaters of the Alappuzha district and will be demolished over a course of 6 months.
The Supreme Court in 2020 had ordered the demolition of the resort for land encroachment and violating Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules.
As per the Ministry of Environment and Forests regulations, the coastal land up to 500m from the High Tide Line and a stage of 100m along banks of creeks, lagoons, estuaries, backwater and rivers subject to tidal fluctuations, is called the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ).
A few days ago, part of Curlies restaurant in Goa was also demolished for alleged CRZ violations. This is the same resort where former BJP leader Sonali Phogat breathed her last.
The Kapico Resort project is spread over 7 hectares of area and was earlier ordered to be demolished in 2013 by the Kerala High Court.
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The resort management challenged the decision in Supreme Court which stayed High Court's order and ordered demolition in 2020.
Meanwhile, environmentalists fear that demolishing the structures and transportation of demolition waste pose risk as there is a possibility of debris, including hazardous waste, falling into the lake.

Madarsa razed in Assam over alleged connection to terror outfits

Around 40 people including a Bangladeshi national have been arrested since March this year in the northeastern state for their alleged links to terror outfits.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

The Assam government&rsquo;s action against illegal madrassas in the state continued on Wednesday as the authorities demolished another structure.&nbsp;
The madrassa located in Bongaigaon district was allegedly linked to terror outfits Al-Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent and Bangladesh-based Ansarullah Bangla Team. This is the third such educational institution in Islamic sciences to be demolished by the government this month.&nbsp;
On August 26, a teacher of the madrassa, Hafizur Rehman was arrested by the police.
Around 40 people including a Bangladeshi national have been arrested since March this year in the northeastern state for their alleged links to both these terror outfits and have been accused of attempting to set up jihadi sleeper cells in the state.
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The nearly 100-metre tall Supertech twin towers in Noida will be gone in a matter of 9 seconds on August 28. 
The illegal buildings will be demolished using 3,700 kgs of explosives that have been filled in more than 9,000 holes drilled in the columns and shears of the skeletal structures.
According to the Times of India, the ten-member team tasked with carrying out the implosion climb 32 floors every day, since elevators have been disconnected, to ensure that the chargers in the explosives are connected and that the circuit remain unbroken. 
The remote-controlled implosion will be carried out at 2.30 pm on Sunday causing the buildings collapse on themselves ‘like a waterfall’. 
According to News 18, the demolition exercise will cost around Rs 20 crore with Supertech paying Rs 5 crore and rest will be realised by the selling the debris. 
Noida officials have said that demolition is expected to leave behind approximately 35,000 cubic metres of rubble which would translate to 80,000 tonnes of construction and demolition waste.
Most of the debris will be used to level the ground and the rest will be sent to construction and demolition waste waste processing units for scientific disposal and it would take up to three months for the process to complete.

Supertech twin towers will be gone in '9 seconds': the demolition plan

The nearly 100-metre tall Supertech twin towers in Noida will be gone in a matter of 9 seconds on August 28. 

The nearly 100-metre tall Supertech twin towers in Noida will be gone in a matter of 9 seconds on August 28.&nbsp;

The nearly 100-metre tall Supertech twin towers in Noida will be gone in a matter of 9 seconds on August 28.&nbsp;
The illegal buildings will be demolished using 3,700 kgs of explosives that have been filled in more than 9,000 holes drilled in the columns and shears of the skeletal structures.
According to the Times of India, the ten-member team tasked with carrying out the implosion climb 32 floors every day, since elevators have been disconnected, to ensure that the chargers in the explosives are connected and that the circuit remain unbroken.&nbsp;
The remote-controlled implosion will be carried out at 2.30 pm on Sunday causing the buildings collapse on themselves &lsquo;like a waterfall&rsquo;.&nbsp;
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According to News 18, the demolition exercise will cost around Rs 20 crore with <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/supertech-twin-tower-demolition-explained-over-5000-noida-residents-2-500-vehicles-to-be-moved-out-1660914432973">Supertech</a> paying Rs 5 crore and rest will be realised by the selling the debris.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/sc-extends-demolition-date-for-super-tech-s-noida-twin-towers-till-august-28-1660303833533">Noida</a> officials have said that demolition is expected to leave behind approximately 35,000 cubic metres of rubble which would translate to 80,000 tonnes of construction and demolition waste.
Most of the debris will be used to level the ground and the rest will be sent to construction and demolition waste waste processing units for scientific disposal and it would take up to three months for the process to complete.
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 The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across states, and said it cannot pass an omnibus order preventing authorities from taking action.
The court said that while there is no dispute that the rule of law has to be followed but imposing a blanket on any kind of demolition could prevent the authorities from taking action against the violators. 
The top court was hearing pleas filed by the Muslim body seeking directions to the Uttar Pradesh government and other states to ensure that no further demolitions of properties of alleged accused in recent cases of violence are carried out.

Supreme Court refuses to order blanket ban on demolitions

The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across states, and said it cannot pass an omnibus order preventing authorities from taking action.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across states, and said it cannot pass an omnibus order preventing authorities from taking action.

&nbsp;The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to pass an interim direction staying demolitions across states, and said it cannot pass an omnibus order preventing authorities from taking action.
The court said that while there is no dispute that the rule of law has to be followed but imposing a blanket on any kind of demolition could prevent the authorities from taking action against the violators.&nbsp;
The top court was hearing pleas filed by the Muslim body seeking directions to the Uttar Pradesh government and other states to ensure that no further demolitions of properties of alleged accused in recent cases of violence are carried out.
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The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Thursday the pleas filed by Muslim body Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind seeking directions to the Uttar Pradesh government to ensure that no further demolitions of properties of those accused of recent violence are carried out in the State.
The Muslim body in its plea has said that no demolitions of properties be carried out without following due process and such exercise is done only after adequate notice.
A vacation bench of Justices A S Bopanna and Vikram Nath is likely to take up the matter two days after some former judges and senior advocates wrote to Chief Justice of India N V Ramana urging him to take suo motu cognizance of alleged incidents of illegal detention, bulldozing of residences, and police action on protestors agitating against certain objectionable remarks made by BJP spokespersons.
The letter petition has been signed by former judges of the top court Justices B Sudarshan Reddy, V Gopala Gowda, and AK Ganguly, former Chief Justice of Delhi High Court AP Shah, former judge of Madras High Court Justice K Chandru, and former judge of Karnataka High Court Mohammed Anwar.
Among the senior lawyers who have signed the letter petition include Shanti Bhushan, Indira Jaising, CU Singh, Sriram Panchu, Prashant Bhushan, and Anand Grover.
It said, “Instead of giving protestors an opportunity of being heard and engaging in peaceful protests, the UP state administration appears to have sanctioned taking violent action against such individuals. The Chief Minister has reportedly officially exhorted officials to take such action against those guilty that it sets an example so that no one commits a crime or take the law into their hands in future.” The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind organisation had earlier filed the plea on the issue of demolition of buildings in the Jahangirpuri area of the national capital.
The fresh applications in the pending petition said that after the last hearing in the matter some new developments have taken place that requires the attention of this Court.
"Some objectionable and offensive remarks were made by two political leaders a few days ago which led to communal tension in numerous parts of the country. Following the remarks of the two political leaders, a bandh was called for by a group of people in the district of Kanpur in protest.
"On the day of the protest, a scuffle broke out between the Hindu and Muslim religious communities, and stone-pelting took place between the two communities. That after the violence in Kanpur, a number of persons in authority have stated in the media that the properties of suspects/accused would be confiscated and demolished. Even the Chief Minister of the state has said in the media that the houses of accused persons would be razed using bulldozers," one of the pleas said.
The plea alleged that the adoption of such extra-legal measures is clearly in violation of the principles of natural justice, especially when the apex court is hearing the present matter.
"It is pertinent to note that in the present matter this Hon'ble Court ordered the stay of demolitions that were being carried out as a punitive measure in Northwest Delhi in similar circumstances. Hence, considering that the captioned matter is currently pending before this Hon'ble Court, restoring such measures is even more alarming.
"That demolition exercise of any nature must be carried out strictly in accordance with applicable laws, and only after due notice and opportunity of hearing to each of the affected persons as mandated by this Court," the plea said.
"Issue directions to the State of Uttar Pradesh that no precipitative action be taken in Kanpur District against the residential or commercial property of any accused in any criminal proceedings as an extra-legal punitive measure," the plea said referring to the June 3 incident of violence in Kanpur.
The organisation has also sought directions to the State of Uttar Pradesh to ensure that any demolition exercise of any nature must be carried out strictly in accordance with applicable laws, and only after due notice and opportunity of hearing are given to each of the affected persons.
The top court had earlier issued notice to the Centre and others on the issue of demolition of buildings in the violence-hit Jahangirpuri area of the national capital on the plea filed by the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind that claimed that buildings of Muslim riots accused are being razed. 

Supreme Court to hear plea against demolitions in UP today

SC to hear pleas seeking directions to UP govt to ensure that no further demolitions of properties of those accused of recent violence are carried out 

The plea alleges that the adoption of such extra-legal measures is clearly in violation of the principles of natural justice

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Thursday the pleas filed by Muslim body Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind seeking directions to the Uttar Pradesh government to ensure that no further demolitions of properties of those accused of recent violence are carried out in the State.
The Muslim body in its plea has said that no demolitions of properties be carried out without following due process and such exercise is done only after adequate notice.
A vacation bench of Justices A S Bopanna and Vikram Nath is likely to take up the matter two days after some former judges and senior advocates wrote to Chief Justice of India N V Ramana urging him to take suo motu cognizance of alleged incidents of illegal detention, bulldozing of residences, and police action on protestors agitating against certain objectionable remarks made by BJP spokespersons.
The letter petition has been signed by former judges of the top court Justices B Sudarshan Reddy, V Gopala Gowda, and AK Ganguly, former Chief Justice of Delhi High Court AP Shah, former judge of Madras High Court Justice K Chandru, and former judge of Karnataka High Court Mohammed Anwar.
Among the senior lawyers who have signed the letter petition include Shanti Bhushan, Indira Jaising, CU Singh, Sriram Panchu, Prashant Bhushan, and Anand Grover.
It said, &ldquo;Instead of giving protestors an opportunity of being heard and engaging in peaceful protests, the UP state administration appears to have sanctioned taking violent action against such individuals. The Chief Minister has reportedly officially exhorted officials to take such action against those guilty that it sets an example so that no one commits a crime or take the law into their hands in future.&rdquo; The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind organisation had earlier filed the plea on the issue of demolition of buildings in the Jahangirpuri area of the national capital.
The fresh applications in the pending petition said that after the last hearing in the matter some new developments have taken place that requires the attention of this Court.
"Some objectionable and offensive remarks were made by two political leaders a few days ago which led to communal tension in numerous parts of the country. Following the remarks of the two political leaders, a bandh was called for by a group of people in the district of Kanpur in protest.
"On the day of the protest, a scuffle broke out between the Hindu and Muslim religious communities, and stone-pelting took place between the two communities. That after the violence in Kanpur, a number of persons in authority have stated in the media that the properties of suspects/accused would be confiscated and demolished. Even the Chief Minister of the state has said in the media that the houses of accused persons would be razed using bulldozers," one of the pleas said.
The plea alleged that the adoption of such extra-legal measures is clearly in violation of the principles of natural justice, especially when the apex court is hearing the present matter.
"It is pertinent to note that in the present matter this Hon'ble Court ordered the stay of demolitions that were being carried out as a punitive measure in Northwest Delhi in similar circumstances. Hence, considering that the captioned matter is currently pending before this Hon'ble Court, restoring such measures is even more alarming.
"That demolition exercise of any nature must be carried out strictly in accordance with applicable laws, and only after due notice and opportunity of hearing to each of the affected persons as mandated by this Court," the plea said.
"Issue directions to the State of Uttar Pradesh that no precipitative action be taken in Kanpur District against the residential or commercial property of any accused in any criminal proceedings as an extra-legal punitive measure," the plea said referring to the June 3 incident of violence in Kanpur.
The organisation has also sought directions to the State of Uttar Pradesh to ensure that any demolition exercise of any nature must be carried out strictly in accordance with applicable laws, and only after due notice and opportunity of hearing are given to each of the affected persons.
The top court had earlier issued notice to the Centre and others on the issue of demolition of buildings in the violence-hit Jahangirpuri area of the national capital on the plea filed by the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind that claimed that buildings of Muslim riots accused are being razed.&nbsp;

 The Supreme Court Monday refused to entertain a plea filed by CPI(M) against the demolition drive in Shaheen Bagh here, saying it cannot interfere with the anti-encroachment drive at the instance of a political party.
A bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and B R Gavai asked the party to approach the Delhi High Court.
“Why is CPI(M) filing a petition? What is the fundamental right that is being violated? Not at the behest of political parties. This is not the platform. You go to the high court,” the bench said.
The top court said if hawkers are encroaching, they will be removed and in case there is any violation of law by authorities, the petitioner can go to the High Court.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said the facts are being misrepresented.  “This is a process which has been going on for long, a routine exercise after serving notice,” he said.
When senior advocate P Surendranath, appearing for the CPI(M), referred to the apex court's recent orders on Jahangirpuri where the demolition drive was stayed, the bench said let the affected parties come.
“We have not given license to anybody to come here to say my house cannot be demolished even if it is unauthorized. You cannot take shelter of that order. We cannot interfere...that too at the instance of political parties,” the bench said.
After hearing the matter for some time, the matter was dismissed as withdrawn with liberty to approach the Delhi High Court.

Shaheen Bagh demolition drive: SC says it can't entertain pleas by political parties

SC refuses to intervene in Delhi's Shaheen Bagh demolition drive
SC asks petitioner CPI(M) to approach Delhi High Court
SC: why is a political party filing this case?

&ldquo;Why is CPI(M) filing a petition? What is the fundamental right that is being violated? Not at the behest of political parties. This is not the platform. You go to the high court,&rdquo; the bench said.

&nbsp;The Supreme Court Monday refused to entertain a plea filed by CPI(M) against the demolition drive in Shaheen Bagh here, saying it cannot interfere with the anti-encroachment drive at the instance of a political party.
A bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and B R Gavai asked the party to approach the Delhi High Court.
&ldquo;Why is CPI(M) filing a petition? What is the fundamental right that is being violated? Not at the behest of political parties. This is not the platform. You go to the high court,&rdquo; the bench said.
The top court said if hawkers are encroaching, they will be removed and in case there is any violation of law by authorities, the petitioner can go to the High Court.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said the facts are being misrepresented.&nbsp; &ldquo;This is a process which has been going on for long, a routine exercise after serving notice,&rdquo; he said.
When senior advocate P Surendranath, appearing for the CPI(M), referred to the apex court's recent orders on Jahangirpuri where the demolition drive was stayed, the bench said let the affected parties come.
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&ldquo;We have not given license to anybody to come here to say my house cannot be demolished even if it is unauthorized. You cannot take shelter of that order. We cannot interfere...that too at the instance of political parties,&rdquo; the bench said.
After hearing the matter for some time, the matter was dismissed as withdrawn with liberty to approach the Delhi High Court.

Israeli forces demolished the house of a Palestinian man who was accused of killing a Jewish seminary student five months ago.
Israeli troops used explosives and sledgehammers to demolish the house in Silat al-Khartiyeh village on May 7. Residents in the area tried to disrupt the demolition by throwing stones and firebombs at the soldiers.
In response, the troops fired live rounds. Three Palestinians were injured in the firing and tear gas response by the Israeli forces.
Demolitions are carried out regularly by Israeli forces as punishment for attacks by Palestinians on Israelis.
The demolition of the properties of accused individuals has recently become a major flashpoint in India. The demolition of assets of accused after recent Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti clashes led to allegations of biased action in states like Madhya Pradesh and Delhi.

Bulldozer effect in Israel? Demolition of house of Palestinian man accused of killing Jewish seminary student

Bulldozer effect in Israel? Demolition of house of Palestinian man who killed Jewish seminary student


Israeli troops used explosives and sledgehammers to demolish the house of the killer, in an action similar to scenes in India after Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti clashes.

Israeli forces demolished the house of a Palestinian man who was accused of killing a Jewish seminary student five months ago.
Israeli troops used explosives and sledgehammers to demolish the house in Silat al-Khartiyeh village on May 7. Residents in the area tried to disrupt the demolition by throwing stones and firebombs at the soldiers.
In response, the troops fired live rounds. Three Palestinians were injured in the firing and tear gas response by the Israeli forces.
Demolitions are carried out regularly by Israeli forces as punishment for attacks by Palestinians on Israelis.
The demolition of the properties of accused individuals has recently become a major flashpoint in India. The demolition of assets of accused after recent Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti clashes led to allegations of biased action in states like Madhya Pradesh and Delhi.
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The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday hit out at the Congress after two temples was demolished in Rajasthan ruled by the party, saying people of the state will take out its final journey for “insulting” the god in such a manner.
In a video message, the saffron outfit's national spokesperson Vinod Bansal said the demolition of the temple in Alwar district of Rajasthan has exposed the Congress' “character” and “tears that it sheds for the jihadis".
"The day rioters attacked at Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri in Delhi, the very next day the Congress government demolished a 300-year-old temple in Rajasthan," the VHP leader said.
He lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and party's Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar for not saying a word on the demolition in Rajasthan.
"When bulldozers are run over rioters, congress prince tweets from abroad and the party state unit chief goes to meet the rioters but they do not say a word on the demolition of this 300 years old temple in Rajasthan.
“The Congress' character and the tears for that it sheds for the ‘jihadis’ has been exposed,” he said.
"Hindu society will not tolerate it any more. They should understand that that people of Rajasthan will take out their ‘shav yatra’ (final journey) for the way they have insulted the god," Bansal added.
Two temples were demolished during an anti-encroachment drive in Alwar district's Rajgarh, triggering an exchange of barbs on Friday between the Congress and BJP in Rajasthan.
Rajgarh is a BJP-run municipality in Congress-ruled Rajasthan. Alwar's BJP MP Balaknath alleged that the idols at one of the temples too were damaged in the demolition early this week.
Rajasthan Minister Shanti Dhariwal blamed the BJP and said the state government is examining the matter.
Two temples and some shops were demolished on Sunday and Monday with officials describing the action a part of an anti-encroachment drive to widen a road in the town.
They said the demolition was approved by the Rajgarh Nagar Palika Board headed by the BJP and denied any damage to the idols or the sanctum sanctorum of the temples.
Alwar collector Nakate Shivprasad Madan said the proposal was passed by the Nagar Palika board and the action was taken in accordance with the decision of the local administration in the presence of police.
“In the meeting of the board headed by its chairman, a proposal to remove encroachments was passed. The executive officer accordingly issued notices and then the demolition was done,” the collector said.
Rajgarh SDM Keshav Meena said one temple was completely demolished but the owners of the temples had removed the idols.
The second temple was partially demolished but its sanctum sanctorum is safe, he added.
“The one-km stretch of the road is 50 to 54 feet wide in the master plan but it had been reduced to 25-28 feet at present due to encroachments. Encroachments from half of the road were removed earlier and the remaining encroachments were demolished on Sunday and Monday,” Meena said.
Other encroachments were mainly due to shops, he added.
Rajasthan BJP president Satish Poonia accused the Congress of being behind the demolition, with state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra countering him saying the decision was made by the city's municipality headed by the saffron party.
BJP's Rajya Sabha member Kirodi Mal Meena reached Rajgarh on Friday and sat on a dharna in front of a police station there protesting the demolition.
Poonia alleged that videos on social media showed a bulldozer demolishing the 300-year-old Shiva temple in Udaipur.
“It is in the public domain that all these actions were taken at the behest of the state government,” he claimed without elaborating.
The party has also formed a "fact-finding committee" headed by Sikar MP Swami Sumedhanand, he added.
“They will give me a report in three days,” he said. The committee has five members including Sumedhanand.
Deputy Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore accused Rajgarh's Congress MLA Johari Lal Meena of being involved in the matter.
Claiming that the idols were damaged, Alwar MP Balaknath accused Rajasthan's Congress government of hurting people's sentiment and working to appease a particular community.
Urban Development Minister Shanti Dhariwal held a press conference along with Food and Civil Supply Minister Pratap Singh Khachariawas to deny the BJP allegations.
No one opposed when the structures were demolished and now a communal atmosphere is being deliberately created, he said.
He said the government is examining the matter and has sought a report.
“The proposal to remove the encroachment was passed in the meeting of the BJP board in Rajgarh Nagar Palika. They demolished it and are now blaming the Congress,” Dhariwal told reporters.
Rejecting Poonia's allegations, PCC chief Dotasra accused the BJP of misleading people and playing politics over religion.
“It is the habit of the BJP and RSS to do bad things and spread communal frenzy. One temple was private but its idols were removed. The second temple was partially demolished but its sanctum sanctorum is safe,” Dotasara said.
He said even during the rule of the former BJP government headed by Vasundhara Raje, hundreds of temples were demolished in Jaipur.
Dotasra asserted that the Congress government does not target any religious place. 

2 temples in Rajasthan demolished in anti-encroachment drive; BJP-Congress exchange barbs

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Two temples were demolished during an anti-encroachment drive in Alwar district's Rajgarh, triggering an exchange of barbs on Friday between the Congress and BJP in Rajasthan.&nbsp; The two temples and some shops were demolished with officials describing the action a part of an anti-encroachment drive to widen a road in the town.&nbsp; They said the demolition was approved by the Rajgarh Nagar Palika Board headed by the BJP and denied any damage to the idols or the sanctum sanctorum of the temples.&nbsp; Rajasthan BJP president Satish Poonia accused the Congress of being behind the demolition, with state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra countering him saying the decision was made by the city's municipality headed by the saffron party.&nbsp; The VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal&nbsp;lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and party's Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar for not saying a word on the demolition in Rajasthan.&nbsp; Urban Development Minister Shanti Dhariwal said no one opposed when the structures were demolished and now a communal atmosphere is being deliberately created, he said.&nbsp; PCC chief Dotasra accused the BJP of misleading people and playing politics over religion. He said even during the rule of the former BJP government headed by Vasundhara Raje, hundreds of temples were demolished in Jaipur.&nbsp;

Two temples were demolished during an anti-encroachment drive in Alwar district's Rajgarh, triggering an exchange of barbs on Friday between the Congress and BJP in Rajasthan

The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday hit out at the Congress after two temples was demolished in Rajasthan ruled by the party, saying people of the state will take out its final journey for &ldquo;insulting&rdquo; the god in such a manner.
In a video message, the saffron outfit's national spokesperson Vinod Bansal said the demolition of the temple in Alwar district of Rajasthan has exposed the Congress' &ldquo;character&rdquo; and &ldquo;tears that it sheds for the jihadis".
"The day rioters attacked at Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri in Delhi, the very next day the Congress government demolished a 300-year-old temple in Rajasthan," the VHP leader said.
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He lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and party's Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar for not saying a word on the demolition in Rajasthan.
"When bulldozers are run over rioters, congress prince tweets from abroad and the party state unit chief goes to meet the rioters but they do not say a word on the demolition of this 300 years old temple in Rajasthan.
&ldquo;The Congress' character and the tears for that it sheds for the &lsquo;jihadis&rsquo; has been exposed,&rdquo; he said.
"Hindu society will not tolerate it any more. They should understand that that people of Rajasthan will take out their &lsquo;shav yatra&rsquo; (final journey) for the way they have insulted the god," Bansal added.
Two temples were demolished during an anti-encroachment drive in Alwar district's Rajgarh, triggering an exchange of barbs on Friday between the Congress and BJP in Rajasthan.
Rajgarh is a BJP-run municipality in Congress-ruled Rajasthan. Alwar's BJP MP Balaknath alleged that the idols at one of the temples too were damaged in the demolition early this week.
Rajasthan Minister Shanti Dhariwal blamed the BJP and said the state government is examining the matter.
Two temples and some shops were demolished on Sunday and Monday with officials describing the action a part of an anti-encroachment drive to widen a road in the town.
They said the demolition was approved by the Rajgarh Nagar Palika Board headed by the BJP and denied any damage to the idols or the sanctum sanctorum of the temples.
Alwar collector Nakate Shivprasad Madan said the proposal was passed by the Nagar Palika board and the action was taken in accordance with the decision of the local administration in the presence of police.
&ldquo;In the meeting of the board headed by its chairman, a proposal to remove encroachments was passed. The executive officer accordingly issued notices and then the demolition was done,&rdquo; the collector said.
Rajgarh SDM Keshav Meena said one temple was completely demolished but the owners of the temples had removed the idols.
The second temple was partially demolished but its sanctum sanctorum is safe, he added.
&ldquo;The one-km stretch of the road is 50 to 54 feet wide in the master plan but it had been reduced to 25-28 feet at present due to encroachments. Encroachments from half of the road were removed earlier and the remaining encroachments were demolished on Sunday and Monday,&rdquo; Meena said.
Other encroachments were mainly due to shops, he added.
Rajasthan BJP president Satish Poonia accused the Congress of being behind the demolition, with state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra countering him saying the decision was made by the city's municipality headed by the saffron party.
BJP's Rajya Sabha member Kirodi Mal Meena reached Rajgarh on Friday and sat on a dharna in front of a police station there protesting the demolition.
Poonia alleged that videos on social media showed a bulldozer demolishing the 300-year-old Shiva temple in Udaipur.
&ldquo;It is in the public domain that all these actions were taken at the behest of the state government,&rdquo; he claimed without elaborating.
The party has also formed a "fact-finding committee" headed by Sikar MP Swami Sumedhanand, he added.
&ldquo;They will give me a report in three days,&rdquo; he said. The committee has five members including Sumedhanand.
Deputy Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore accused Rajgarh's Congress MLA Johari Lal Meena of being involved in the matter.
Claiming that the idols were damaged, Alwar MP Balaknath accused Rajasthan's Congress government of hurting people's sentiment and working to appease a particular community.
Urban Development Minister Shanti Dhariwal held a press conference along with Food and Civil Supply Minister Pratap Singh Khachariawas to deny the BJP allegations.
No one opposed when the structures were demolished and now a communal atmosphere is being deliberately created, he said.
He said the government is examining the matter and has sought a report.
&ldquo;The proposal to remove the encroachment was passed in the meeting of the BJP board in Rajgarh Nagar Palika. They demolished it and are now blaming the Congress,&rdquo; Dhariwal told reporters.
Rejecting Poonia's allegations, PCC chief Dotasra accused the BJP of misleading people and playing politics over religion.
&ldquo;It is the habit of the BJP and RSS to do bad things and spread communal frenzy. One temple was private but its idols were removed. The second temple was partially demolished but its sanctum sanctorum is safe,&rdquo; Dotasara said.
He said even during the rule of the former BJP government headed by Vasundhara Raje, hundreds of temples were demolished in Jaipur.
Dotasra asserted that the Congress government does not target any religious place.&nbsp;
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A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami. It was demolished on Monday by local authorities during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the stone-pelting and other forms of violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before. Fakhroo, the house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY. But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land and they had been living there for years. Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7 and it was executed on Monday. In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far. On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police in Bhopal and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes. Curfew continued in Khargone city for the third day on Wednesday. 

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana house demolished in violence hit Khargone

One of the houses razed to the ground was built under PM Awas Yojana. The residents had been living there since before they built the house under the scheme

PM Awas Yojana house demolished in violence hit Khargone

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WHY BJP&nbsp;GOVT DEMOLISHED PM-AWAS&nbsp;SCHEME HOUSE
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A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami.&nbsp; It was demolished during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before.&nbsp; Fakhroo, the&nbsp;house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY.&nbsp; But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land. Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7&nbsp;and executed on Monday.&nbsp; In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far.&nbsp; On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes.&nbsp;

One of the houses razed to the ground was built under PM Awas&nbsp;Yojana. The residents had been living there since before they built the house under the scheme

A house constructed under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana on government land was demolished in Khargone city of Madhya Pradesh following violence on Ram Navami.&nbsp; It was demolished on Monday by local authorities during a drive against `illegal' properties allegedly belonging to those involved in the stone-pelting and other forms of violence that broke out during a Ram Navami procession the day before.&nbsp; Fakhroo, the&nbsp;house owner, told reporters that her family was living on the same plot of land in a kuccha house before they became beneficiaries of PMAY.&nbsp; But when asked if the land belonged to her, she said that it was built on government land and they had been living there for years.&nbsp; Government officials have claimed that they had land somewhere else and that the house was being used for other than residential purposes. As per municipal officials, the notice seeking removal of encroachment on government land was served to her in March and again on April 7&nbsp;and it was executed on Monday.&nbsp; In all 16 houses and 29 shops have been demolished so far.&nbsp; On Tuesday, a delegation of Muslim clerics met Madhya Pradesh director general of police in Bhopal and alleged that Muslims were selectively targeted by the administration after communal clashes.&nbsp; Curfew continued in Khargone city for the third day on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Right-wing organisation Vishwa Hindu Parishad made major claims regarding the Qutub Minar, which was built by Delhi's first Muslim ruler, Qutub-ud-din Aibak.
VHP's Vinod Bansal claimed that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build the structure. He said, "He inscription at the Qutub Minar premises says that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build that structure. It also says that the objective was the hoist the flag of Islam, and annoy Hindus. Such structures were built to show the absolute power of Islam. Inside, on the pillars and walls, were broken idols, and some were intact as well. Innumerable examples are there. What you call Qutub Minar was actually Vishnu Stambh, with Garuda at the apex. They tried to break an existing structure and remake it, but they failed. The part at the bottom does not match the part at the top."
He demanded that the temples be built again at the Qutub Minar complex, and Hindus be allowed to offer prayers there. Bansal said, "The way temples were broken and used to build pillars there is an insult to the Hindu community. The 27 temples mentioned there should be built again to reignite their brilliance. Hindus should be allowed to worship there."
The VHP also objected to permission given to Muslims to offer prayers at the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque on the Qutub Minar premises, calling it&nbsp;step-motherly treatment of Hindus. Bansal said, "I buy a ticket to go there, but I can't take a camera etc there. But jihadi forces are still performing namaz there. Why?"
The 73 m-tall Qutub Minar was built in 1193, after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu rulers.

'Qutub Minar was Vishnu Stambh, built by breaking 27 Hindu temples': VHP's latest claim

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Jihadi forces are still performing namaz there. Why?
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 Right-wing organisation Vishwa Hindu Parishad made major claims regarding the Qutub Minar, which was built by Delhi's first Muslim ruler, Qutub-ud-din Aibak. VHP's Vinod Bansal claimed that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build the structure. He demanded that the temples be built again at the Qutub Minar complex, and Hindus be allowed to offer prayers there. The VHP also objected to permission given to Muslims to offer prayers at the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque on the Qutub Minar premises, calling it&nbsp;step-motherly treatment of Hindus. The 73 m-tall Qutub Minar was built in 1193, after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu rulers.
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 TRANSLATION The inscription at the Qutub Minar premises says that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build that structure. It also says that the objective was the hoist the flag of Islam, and annoy Hindus. Such structures were built to show the absolute power of Islam. Inside, on the pillars and walls, were broken idols, and some were intact as well. Innumerable examples are there. What you call Qutub Minar was actually Vishnu Stambh, with Garuda at the apex. They tried to break an existing structure and remake it, but they failed. The part at the bottom does not match the part at the top. The way temples were broken and used to build pillars there is an insult to the Hindu community. The 27 temples mentioned there should be built again to reignite their brilliance. Hindus should be allowed to worship there. I buy a ticket to go there, but I can't take a camera etc there. But jihadi forces are still performing namaz there. Why?
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CAPTIONS VHP's major claim regarding Delhi's&nbsp;Qutub Minar Qutub Minar built by demolishing temples: VHP Qutub Minar was actually Vishnu Stambh: VHP 27 Hindu temples be re-established there: VHP Allow Hindu worship there, like Muslims: VHP
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<span style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-weight: 400; font-stretch: inherit; font-size: 12pt; line-height: inherit; font-family: Calibri, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; vertical-align: baseline; color: #000000; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial;">The 73 m-tall Qutub Minar was built in 1193, after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu rulers.

Right-wing organisation Vishwa Hindu Parishad made major claims regarding the Qutub Minar, which was built by Delhi's first Muslim ruler, Qutub-ud-din Aibak.
VHP's Vinod Bansal claimed that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build the structure. He said, "He inscription at the Qutub Minar premises says that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build that structure. It also says that the objective was the hoist the flag of Islam, and annoy Hindus. Such structures were built to show the absolute power of Islam. Inside, on the pillars and walls, were broken idols, and some were intact as well. Innumerable examples are there. What you call Qutub Minar was actually Vishnu Stambh, with Garuda at the apex. They tried to break an existing structure and remake it, but they failed. The part at the bottom does not match the part at the top."
 He demanded that the temples be built again at the Qutub Minar complex, and Hindus be allowed to offer prayers there. Bansal said, "The way temples were broken and used to build pillars there is an insult to the Hindu community. The 27 temples mentioned there should be built again to reignite their brilliance. Hindus should be allowed to worship there."
 The VHP also objected to permission given to Muslims to offer prayers at the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque on the Qutub Minar premises, calling it&nbsp;step-motherly treatment of Hindus. Bansal said, "I buy a ticket to go there, but I can't take a camera etc there. But jihadi forces are still performing namaz there. Why?"
 The 73 m-tall Qutub Minar was built in 1193, after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu rulers.

An explosion was conducted at the illegal Supertech towers in Uttar Pradesh's Noida on April 10. It was a test before the final demolition of the buildings, expected on May 22.
The test blast was reportedly carried out by Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions. It was aimed at ascertaining the amount of explosives needed to bring down the skyscrapers.
The Supreme Court had ordered the demolition of the Supertech Apex and Ceyane towers in August 2021, as they had been built in violation of norms.
Up to 4 tonnes of explosives might reportedly be used in the final demolition. The razing of the 100 m-tall towers would take just 9 seconds, as per reports.
People in the vicinity of the towers would be evacuated during the demolition. The company carrying out the demolition would secure insurance for properties in the area in case of collateral damage.

Watch: Blast at building in Noida as part of test before Supertech twin towers' final demolition

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What will be done to control the air pressure? How can air pressure be controlled, you tell me.
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 An explosion was conducted at the illegal Supertech towers in Uttar Pradesh's Noida on April 10. It was a test before the final demolition of the buildings, expected on May 22, as per reports. The test blast was reportedly carried out by Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions. It was aimed at ascertaining the amount of explosives needed to bring down the skyscrapers. The Supreme Court had ordered the demolition of the Supertech Apex and Ceyane towers in August 2021, as they had been built in violation of norms. Up to 4 tonnes of explosives might reportedly be used in the final demolition. The razing of the 100 m-tall towers would take just 9 seconds, as per reports. People in the vicinity of the towers would be evacuated during the demolition.
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 REPORTER: How successful was the trial?
 We'll be able to tell you after going to the lower levels. When the site is declared all-clear, we'll go down. Once the technical team gives clearance. Then we'll come out and give you information. Analysis will take a week's time. Technical team will stay there the entire day today and tomorrow. Then we'll go back&nbsp;to office, sit and analyse quantity of explosives. The entire exercise will take around 10 days.
 REPORTER: What will be done to control the air pressure?
 How can air pressure be controlled, you tell me. It can't be done. That will create dust. When one slab falls on top of another, air will be expelled, that will create dust.
 REPORTER: There's a gas pipeline also.
 There's no problem regarding the gas pipeline. We've ordered evacuation in a 250 m radius. So human casualties or injuries are impossible. Damage is possible in nearby buildings. That is called collateral damage. Insurance cover will be provided for that.
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 CAPTIONS Test blast at Supertech towers in Noida Test to ascertain explosives required Final demolition expected in May 2022 Supreme Court ordered demolition Supertech twin towers illegally built
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An explosion was conducted at the illegal Supertech towers in Uttar Pradesh's Noida on April 10.&nbsp;It was a test before the final demolition of the buildings, expected on May 22.
The test blast was reportedly carried out by Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions.&nbsp;It was aimed at ascertaining the amount of explosives needed to bring down the skyscrapers.
 The Supreme Court had ordered the demolition of the Supertech Apex and Ceyane towers in August 2021, as they had been built in violation of norms.
 Up to 4 tonnes of explosives might reportedly be used in the final demolition.&nbsp;The razing of the 100 m-tall towers would take just 9 seconds, as per reports.
 People in the vicinity of the towers would be evacuated during the demolition. The company carrying out the demolition would secure insurance for properties in the area in case of collateral damage.
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