- Delhi high court voiced dissatisfaction over the civic agencies’ efforts to clean up the national capital, saying that the “officialdom” was preventing compliance of its orders to periodically remove rubble and garbage from public areas, especially in Dwarka sub-city.
- Delhi High Court directed the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) to report to police if there is any unauthorised construction within the protected area of the historic Tughlaqabad Fort.
- Delhi High Court came down heavily on lawyers for “defacing” court premises by putting up posters for the upcoming elections.
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