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Supreme Court issue stay orders on demolition drive undertaken by the railway authorities to clear alleged illegal constructions near Krishna Janmbhoomi in Mathura for 10 days. As many as 135 houses in the Nai Basti – a settlement along the railway track in the backyard of the Krishna Janmabhoomi, were razed on August 9. A bench of Justices Aniruddha Bose, Sanjay Kumar and SVN Bhatti issued notice to the Centre and others in the matter. "Let there be status quo as regards the subject premises for a period of 10 days. List after one week," the bench said. The petitioner in this case, Yakub Shah, a 66-year-old resident of Nai Basti, had argued that the railways lacked the authority to dismantle the approximately 200 houses along the railway track due to the ongoing legal proceedings. Shah argued that their houses are the subject matter of the civil suit and if the demolition process is not stayed, the residents shall suffer “irreparable loss and injury”.






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