JASPAL SINGH
SANJIV – Appellant
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ADMINISTRATOR OF DELHI – Respondent
( 1 ). By an Award announced on November 10, 1979 land measuring 1536 Bighas and 15 biswas was acquired. The village affected was Naharpur. Admittedly compensation was paid and possession of the land so acquired was taken over. The petitioner is a native of that village. His grievance is that by acquisition of land in and around the abadi of that village "natural" drainage system has been destroyed and complains that there is no scavenging facility, no water supply and worst the villagers accustomed to answer the call of nature in the sprawling fields and jungle in the vicinity, now find themselves in the lurch, so to say, with no sewage system, no proper toilets. Not only this, as per the petitioner, the respondents have not made any provision for parks, playgrounds and other community facilities for the villagers. Hence, this writ petition for direction to the respondents (a) "to complete and provide the sewage facilities in a time-bound period", (b) "to provide sufficient drinking water facility round the clock", (c) "to construct the drains properly", (d) "to remove the filth, waste and other harmful material from outside the village", (e) "to provide pro
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