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The Gujarat High Court rejected a stay on a large-scale demolition drive in Ahmedabad's Chandola Lake area, where residents suspected of being undocumented Bangladeshi nationals were detained. The court observed that since the petitioners were "illegal encroachers," they cannot be granted relief from demolition. However, if any petitioners fall under the government's rehabilitation policies, they can make a representation for consideration.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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