Supreme Court to Review Demolition Notices Amid Communal Tensions in Bahraich

The Supreme Court will hear a plea by three accused in the Bahraich communal violence case concerning demolition notices issued by the Uttar Pradesh government. Senior advocate C U Singh highlighted the urgency of the matter before the court. The Uttar Pradesh government has provided only three days for a response.

The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for a plea arising from the Bahraich communal violence incident, where three individuals are challenging demolition notices issued by the Uttar Pradesh government.

Senior advocate C U Singh, representing the petitioners, presented the case to Justices B R Gavai and K V Viswanathan, emphasizing the urgency as the state has allowed only a brief three-day period for response.

Additional Solicitor General K M Nataraj, for the UP government, noted that the Allahabad High Court is already addressing the matter. The Supreme Court urged restraint from the government until the hearing on Wednesday.