V.K.JAIN, VIKRAMAJIT SEN
AJAY KUMAR SANGHI – Appellant
Versus
DELHI POLICE – Respondent
V.K.Jain, J.
By this common Order, we will dispose of both the Petitions referred above.
The brief facts, as stated in the petitions, are as follows: The Petitioners are owners of land comprised in Khasra No.97 of Tajpul Village on Mathura Road, Delhi. Initially, the Petitions were filed only by Shri Ajay Kumar Sanghi, impleading the other co-owners namely, Shri Akshay Kumar Sanghi, Shri Nitin Kumar Sanghi and Shri Ashwin Kumar Sanghi. Since it was admitted before us that the Petitioner and Respondents No.4 to 6, namely, Shri Akshay Kumar Sanghi, Shri Nitin Kumar Sanghi and Shri Ashwin Kumar Sanghi, claim to be in joint possession of land in question and there was no lis between them as regards this land, we directed transposition of Respondents No.4 to 6 as co-Petitioners. It was alleged in WP(C) 7641/09 that on 7.3.2001, Respondent No.1 Delhi Police entered the property of the Petitioner without any authority of law and refused to vacate the same. From Newspaper Reports, the Petitioner came to know that since Police Station Badarpur needs to be relocated on account of the existing land on which it is situated being required for Commonwealth Games, the Petitioner apprehend
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