R. A. Sharma, J.

1. This is another case of house grabbing by brazen act of lawlessness. Here the house is a double-Storeyed building of eleven room over a plot of land bearing Municipal No. 3/31, M. G. Marg, Civil Lines, Hari Paravat Ward, Khandari Road, Police Station Hari Parvat, Agra area about 850 sq. yards owned by the petitioner one of whom is the retired Commander of Indian Navy and the other is a widow aged about 78 years. On May 28, 1994 about fifty person armed with lathis and guns entered petitioners' house, manhandled the old lady, kicked her out and grabbed the house by brute force. Petitioners approached the district and police administration for help, but the same was ignored. This case was also taken up by the national press and the magazine "India Today" also published an article about house grabbing in the State of U. P. by members of the Rull in political party. In that article grabbing of the petitioners' house by the respondent No. 6, who is District President of the Samajwadi Party was also given prominence. The petitioners' cry for help and taking up of their case by the press was ignored by the district and police officials, who are supposed to p