The High Court has issued a notice to the Government with regards to the Gau Gram Seva Sangh Rajasthan’s PIL.
In protest against the government's decision to issue pattas
on pastures, Gau Gram Seva Sangh, Rajasthan has filed public interest
litigation in Rajasthan High Court, based on which, the court has issued a
notice to the Rajasthan Government & sought a reply in 2 weeks. The Gau
Gram Seva Sangh Rajasthan & its associate Shri Surabhi Gau Sanctuary
Committee, Bikaner filed Public interest litigation in Rajasthan High Court
against the decision of the Government of Rajasthan to issue pattas on the
pastures. Accepting the PIL, the court issued a notice to the government
seeking a reply in 2 weeks. On 1st February again there will be a
hearing in the court. The PIL was filed by advocate Moti Singh Rajpurohit in
the division bench of Justice Akhil Qureshi & Rekha Borana. This PIL was
presented by State President of Gau Gram Seva Sangh, Rajasthan, Lalit Dadhich
& Secretary of Surabhi Gau Sanctuary
Committee Anoop Gehlot. Surajmalsinh Neemrana, State working President of Gau
Gram Seva Sangh, Rajasthan said that Gochar, Oran, Johad, Paytan, etc. are the
heritage left by our ancestors. It is the duty of every Indian to preserve it.
The present government is disturbing our natural balance by exploiting them.
Former Minister Bhati will sit on Indefinite Protest from
today
Former minister Devi Singh Bhati has also joined the protest
against the decision to issue pattas on the pasture land. Former minister Bhati
will sit on an indefinite protest in Sareh Nathania from Thursday onwards. They
alleged that by giving pattas on Pastures & Oran land the government was
encouraging the land mafia while this land was left by the forefathers for social
& environmental reasons. Although the government has banned the gathering
of more than 50 people at one place due to Corona, but Bhati has started the protest
by announcing a sit-in 2 days ago.
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