SC Slams Yogi Govt, Orders ₹10 Lakh Compensation for Each Demolished House in Prayagraj – REAL BREAKING NEWS"

 

The Supreme Court reprimanded the Uttar Pradesh government over illegal demolitions in Prayagraj and ordered ₹10 lakh compensation for each affected family. Read the full details here.

Supreme Court Rebukes Yogi Govt, Directs ₹10 Lakh Compensation for Demolished Prayagraj Houses

New Delhi, [Date]: In a major setback to the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government, the Supreme Court of India has strongly reprimanded the state administration for the illegal demolition of houses in Prayagraj and ordered a compensation of ₹10 lakh each to the affected families.

The court’s stern remarks came while hearing a petition filed by victims whose residences were bulldozed in Prayagraj’s Kareli and Naini areas during a demolition drive last year. The petitioners alleged that their houses were destroyed without prior notice or legal justification, leaving them homeless.

SC’s Strong Remarks Against UP Govt

A bench of Justices [Justice Names] expressed strong disapproval of the state's actions, stating:

"You cannot demolish homes without following due process. This is a violation of fundamental rights. The affected families must be adequately compensated."

The court further directed the Uttar Pradesh government to:

Pay ₹10 lakh compensation to each family whose house was demolished.

Conduct a proper inquiry into the unauthorized demolitions.

Ensure rehabilitation for the displaced residents.

Why Were Houses Demolished in Prayagraj?

The demolitions were carried out as part of an anti-encroachment drive, but the Supreme Court found that proper legal procedures were not followed. Many residents claimed they had valid property documents and were given no opportunity to present their case before their homes were razed.

Political & Legal Fallout

This verdict is seen as a huge embarrassment for the Yogi Adityanath government, which has often defended its bulldozer action as a crackdown on illegal constructions. Opposition leaders have seized the moment, accusing the BJP-led state government of "illegal and unjust" actions against poor families.

What’s Next?

The UP government has been given 4 weeks to comply with the court’s order. If the compensation is not paid, the matter may escalate to contempt proceedings.

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