SC partly stays demolition of Goa restaurant linked with BJP chief Sonali Phogat’s dying
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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the demolition of a portion of a restaurant at Anjuna in North Goa, which was within the information not too long ago following the dying of BJP chief Sonali Phogat.
The keep order pertained to the demolition of constructions located on a specific survey quantity solely.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Uday Umesh Lalit made it clear that unauthorized constructions located on land apart from the desired survey quantity could also be demolished.
Passing an pressing order, the bench requested the counsel for the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority to convey the order to the authorities immediately for compliance.
The bench requested the restaurant and bar proprietor of ‘Curlies’ restaurant to droop business actions in the meanwhile.
The Goa authorities on Friday morning started demolishing the restaurant for alleged violation of the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) norms.
Phogat was discovered partying on the outlet hours earlier than her dying.
Its proprietor Edwin Nunes was amongst 5 individuals arrested within the Phogat dying case and he was later granted bail.
The motion towards the restaurant was initiated after its proprietor did not get any respite from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) towards the 2016 demolition order of the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA).
The case was heard on September 6 by the NGT bench chaired by Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel.
The bench had upheld the order of GCZMA disposing of the petition filed by the restaurant administration.
On Thursday, the district administration had issued a discover asking its demolition squad to raze the construction on Friday.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the demolition of a portion of a restaurant at Anjuna in North Goa, which was within the information not too long ago following the dying of BJP chief Sonali Phogat.
The keep order pertained to the demolition of constructions located on a specific survey quantity solely.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Uday Umesh Lalit made it clear that unauthorized constructions located on land apart from the desired survey quantity could also be demolished.
Passing an pressing order, the bench requested the counsel for the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority to convey the order to the authorities immediately for compliance.
The bench requested the restaurant and bar proprietor of ‘Curlies’ restaurant to droop business actions in the meanwhile.
The Goa authorities on Friday morning started demolishing the restaurant for alleged violation of the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) norms.
Phogat was discovered partying on the outlet hours earlier than her dying.
Its proprietor Edwin Nunes was amongst 5 individuals arrested within the Phogat dying case and he was later granted bail.
The motion towards the restaurant was initiated after its proprietor did not get any respite from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) towards the 2016 demolition order of the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA).
The case was heard on September 6 by the NGT bench chaired by Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel.
The bench had upheld the order of GCZMA disposing of the petition filed by the restaurant administration.
On Thursday, the district administration had issued a discover asking its demolition squad to raze the construction on Friday.
