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In the case questioning the spate of recent property demolitions across states, the Supreme Court bench has passed rhetorical orders and refused to use its power to do substantive justice.

The Jamiat had sought directions to the Uttar Pradesh government and other states to ensure that no further demolition of properties of alleged accused in recent protests be carried out.

While the affidavit submitted by the UP government says a complaint of "illegal construction" was received from three "respected people" of a Prayagraj mohalla, the Indian Express said it was not able to identify them.

The UP govt will file a counter-affidavit in the high court on Thursday against the petition filed by Parveen Fatima, the wife of Prayagraj violence accused Javed Mohammad, challenging the demolition of her house.

Narendra Modi’s silence on the constitutional meltdown is a message in itself.

"Suspension of all norms of justice and gross violation of human and civil rights represents a state of undeclared emergency in India," the statement reads.

The plea underscores that the reason for demolition given by the authorities was shocking, as it negated rule of law as well as Constitutional provisions.

Petitions contend they werent notified before the property was demolished by the Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA).

New information IND 003 / 0622 / OBS 047.1 Arbitrary detention / Reprisals India June 27, 2022 The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights…

Mr. Narendra Damodardas Modi Prime Minister of India Dear Prime Minister, I am William Nicholas Gomes, a human rights activist and freelance journalist. I have been informed by the Observatory has been informed about the ongoing arbitrary detention and criminalisation of Afreen Fatima’s father, Mr. Javed Mohammad, amid acts of…