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U'khand HC asks govt to ban construction work in Joshimath

U'khand HC asks govt to ban construction work in Joshimath | Land sinking

During the hearing, counsel on behalf of the state government and National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) said that the government is very serious about this

A Uttarakhand High Court on Thursday asked the state government to strictly implement the ban on construction in Joshimath. Hearing a PIL on the crisis, a division bench of Chief Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Alok Kumar Verma directed the government to form a committee of independent experts to look into the matter.
The court has directed the state government that the committee must include Disaster Management Authority CEO Piyush Rautela and MPS Bisht in it. The committee will present its report in a sealed envelope before the court within two months, the court has instructed.
During the hearing, counsel on behalf of the state government and National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) said that the government is very serious about this matter.
"All construction work has been stopped in Joshimath and possible help is being given to the affected. The government is taking the help of Wadia Institute experts regarding landslides," the counsel added.
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The Uttarakhand High Court pulled up CM Tirath Singh Rawat's government over its management of the Kumbh Mela in Haridwar amid a surge in Covid-19 cases
While hearing a number of PILs in this regard, the High Court bench made several verbal observations.
Pilgrimage during this time is a 'frightening one', the court said.
The bench suggested different mode for registration for vaccinations in Uttarakhand. It also advised state government to increase the number of cremation grounds.

HC pulls up Uttarakhand govt over Kumbh Mela amid pandemic

Kumbh&nbsp;Mela&nbsp;2021: HC pulls up Uttarakhand&nbsp;govt
HC seeks report for Kumbh&nbsp;Mela mismanagement&nbsp;
HC:&nbsp;Pilgrimage during this time is a 'frightening one'
HC suggested different mode for registration for vaccinations
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The Uttarakhand High Court pulled up CM Tirath Singh Rawat's government over its management of the Kumbh Mela in Haridwar amid a surge in Covid-19 cases
While hearing a number of PILs in this regard, the High Court bench made several verbal observations.
Pilgrimage during this time is a 'frightening one', the court said.
The bench suggested different mode for registration for vaccinations in Uttarakhand. It also advised state government to increase the number of cremation grounds.

Non-payment of dues as CM: SC relief for Pokhriyal

Supreme Court stayed proceedings against Union Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal for allegedly failing to pay rent for bungalow he was staying in.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Uttarakhand High Court&rsquo;s contempt proceedings against Union Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal for allegedly failing to pay rent for the government bungalow he was staying in. A bench headed by Justice R F Nariman stayed the contempt proceedings on a plea filed by the Union Minister of Education. The Uttarakhand HC had on May 3 last year ordered the former chief ministers of the state to pay market rent for the entire period they continued to occupy government accommodation since demitting office. The high court had declared all government orders from 2001 providing housing and other facilities to former chief ministers in the state as illegal and unconstitutional.

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