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Bhopal BMC Sealing Drive: No Stay Vacated By MP High Court; 63 Cases To Be Heard On September 8

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): None of the stay orders challenged by the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) were vacated by the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Monday, as the hearing on the corporation’s plea to vacate 105 interim stays could not be completed and will continue on Tuesday as well. The hearing began after lunch, and the court could take up only 42 of the 105 cases. No order vacating any of…

Bhopal BMC Sealing Drive: No Stay Vacated By MP High Court; 63 Cases To Be Heard On September 8

Bhopal's Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) faced a setback as the Madhya Pradesh High Court declined to vacate any of the 105 stays it had challenged. The hearing on Monday could only address 42 of the cases due to time constraints, leaving 63 cases to be heard on September 8. The court did not issue any orders vacating the stays and has scheduled the hearing to continue on Tuesday.

Additionally, the High Court granted the BMC three days to respond in a related case filed by Prabodh Deo, with the matter now set for September 11. The decision to halt the sealing drive came as the BMC sought interim relief, pending the High Court's ruling on the stay-vacation proceedings. The corporation is expected to submit its Action Taken Report (ATR) to the Supreme Court by September 12, which will determine the final outcome.

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