Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Delhi HC Accuses Authorities of Non-Compliance in Rehab Case
The Delhi High Court is upset with the government because it's not following the rules.
The court told them to give new homes to people from Madrasi Camp after their homes were torn down.
Some families were supposed to get new homes, but the government officials didn't give them.
The court said they are ignoring the rules.
The court ordered a meeting to solve the problem.
The officials need to agree on how to help the families get their new homes.
Delhi High Court accuses authorities of "wilful disobedience".
Court is addressing the failure to issue housing allotment letters.
The Madrasi Camp was demolished on June 1.
215 families were initially deemed eligible for housing.
PWD deposited Rs 27 crore with the DDA for relocation.
- Who
- Delhi High Court, Delhi Development Authority, Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board, PWD, Madrasi Camp residents
- What
- Delhi HC addresses authorities' non-compliance in issuing housing allotment letters for Madrasi Camp residents.
- When
- September 2024; orders issued May and September 2024.
- Where
- Delhi High Court; Madrasi Camp in Jangpura, Delhi.
- Why
- To ensure compliance with court orders for the rehabilitation of Madrasi Camp residents.
- Event
- Delhi HC hearing on Madrasi Camp rehabilitation
- Location
- Delhi, India (Madrasi Camp, Jangpura)
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- Affected
- Madrasi Camp residents
- Families Eligible for Housing
- 215 initially
- PWD Payment
- Rs 27 crore deposited with DDA
