Jharkhand High Court Objects to JNAC’s Inaction on Illegal Buildings
Jharkhand’s High Court criticizes JNAC for failing to address illegal construction, highlighting the rise to 1246 unauthorized buildings.
RANCHI – The Jharkhand High Court has expressed displeasure at JNAC’s inaction against illegally constructed buildings. The court directed the investigative team to remain in Jamshedpur for ongoing supervision.
This decision followed the interim report, which prompted the court’s reprimand toward JNAC.
Illegal constructions have surged to 1246 due to JNAC’s lax enforcement.
The organization’s removal of seals allowed for further unauthorized construction.
Initially, JNAC had sealed 46 buildings but then permitted even more illegal activities.
The High Court questioned the state’s lack of action following the court’s directives.
Legal representatives pointed out JNAC’s failure to demolish illegal structures as mandated.
Justice Rangan Mukhopadhyay and Justice Deepak Roshan expressed their strong disapproval.
A PIL by Rakesh Jha led to scrutiny over JNAC’s handling of construction regulations.
Jharkhand confronts JNAC for its inaction despite evident unauthorized alterations and conversions.
