The Bombay High Court has criticized Maharashtra's slum policy, stating that it grants free tenements to encroachers, ignoring the plight of legitimate slum dwellers.
Slum PolicyMaharashtraBombay High CourtSlum RehabilitationHousing RightsReal Estate MaharashtraJun 13, 2024
The main issue is that it grants free tenements to encroachers, while ignoring the rights of legitimate slum dwellers.
The objective is to provide housing to the thousands of slum dwellers in the state.
The court has criticized the policy because it has created an opportunity for land grabbers to take advantage of the system, depriving genuine slum dwellers of their rightful homes.
There is a need for a more comprehensive and transparent approach to slum rehabilitation to ensure that the policy benefits the genuine slum dwellers.
The judgment has sparked a much-needed debate on the inefficiencies of the slum policy and has highlighted the need for reform to ensure that the policy achieves its intended objective.
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