The PIL of Rakesh Jha, a resident of Sakchi Mango Garden, Jamshedpur, will be heard on Tuesday in the bench of Justice R Mukhopadhyay and Justice Deepak Roshan of Jharkhand High Court. It is alleged that in Jamshedpur, hundreds of buildings were constructed by deviating from the map in connivance with the builders and the officials of the Notified Area Committee, which is a gross violation of the municipal (town planning) rules.
High Court had formed a commission of advocates for investigation
Under this, along with violating the basic and legal rights of the common people, environmental laws have also been violated. While hearing this complaint, the High Court had appointed a commission of three advocates to investigate the irregularities and illegal constructions done by deviating the map in the JNAC area.
Ground reality report ready
On Saturday, members of the commission had come to the city to assess the ground reality. On the orders of the High Court, the members of the commission have prepared the final report on illegal buildings under construction on three points. What is the role of the Authorized Notified Area Committee, Jamshedpur, which is responsible for illegal construction on a large scale, in this?
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What action has been taken so far on the order passed by the High Court in 2011? What irregularities were committed in passing and amending the map and how many buildings were given permits to construct additional floors against the rules.
First sealed, then commercial use started
Jamshedpur Axis had sealed about 534 basements in the year 2011. However, later after giving an affidavit that the basement would be used for parking, the seal was opened by the department officials. Gradually the situation has become the same again.
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Campaign launched in the city after the strictness of the High Court
Here, after the strictness of the High Court, a campaign was launched in the city in recent days. Axis Deputy Municipal Commissioner Krishna Kumar says that according to the approved map, there will be only parking at the parking lot. Action will be taken against building owners who do not do so.