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Supreme Court adjourns to July 24 hearing on plea against Central Vista plan

By ANI | Updated: July 17, 2020 14:10 IST

The Supreme Court on Friday adjourned to July 24 hearing on a petition against the Rs 20,000 crore project of the Central government for the redevelopment of the Central Vista in the national capital.

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The Supreme Court on Friday adjourned to July 24 hearing on a petition against the Rs 20,000 crore project of the Central government for the redevelopment of the Central Vista in the national capital.

A bench headed by Justice AM Khanwilkar adjourned the hearing on the petition filed by advocate Rajeev Suri to July 24.

Earlier, the Supreme Court had refused to stay the Central Vista project and sought a detailed response from the Central government on the plea.

The Central Vista project involves the renovation and redevelopment of approximately 86 acres of land in the heart of the Lutyens Delhi.

The petition, filed by Rajeev Suri, sought directions to stay the Rs 20,000 crore Central Vista project and challenged the Centre's decision to notify a change in the land use regarding the redevelopment plan.

( With inputs from ANI )

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