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The Supreme Court has asked a petitioner seeking contempt proceedings against Sambhal authorities for allegedly violating a demolition order, to approach the jurisdictional high court instead. The petitioner alleged that authorities bulldozed part of his property without notice or an opportunity to respond, violating the court's guidelines.
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