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Supreme Court directs against evictions following Dharwad anti-encroachment drive

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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The Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation evicted more than 300 roadside shops in Dharwad during an anti-encroachment drive. This action, which targeted vendors selling essential commodities, prompted the Supreme Court to issue directions against overnight evictions. Congress criticized the drive, stating it deprived hundreds of families dependent on roadside businesses of income.

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The eviction drive directly impacted small businesses and vendors who rely on roadside trade for income. Congress argued that the action deprived these families of their livelihood, highlighting the economic dependence of vendors on these locations.

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Who's involved

  • supreme courtIssued directions against overnight evictions following the municipal action
  • DharwadLocation where the anti-encroachment drive took place
  • CongressCriticized the drive, stating it deprived families of income
  • Pralhad JoshiElected representative for the Dharwad constituency

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