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2004 DIGILAW 1607 (SC)

Buffalo Traders Welfare Asson. v. U. O. I.

2004-11-17

A.K.MATHUR, N.SANTOSH HEGDE, S.B.SINHA

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ORDER : I.A.No.18/2004 in CA No.3769/1996 1. Taken on board. 2. Heard learned counsel for the applicant. We find no merit in this application. I.A. is rejected. I.A.No.19/2004 & IA.No.22/2004 in CA No.3769/1996 3. A joint affidavit has been filed by the Chief Secretary, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi and Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development wherein it is stated that they have no objection for the abattoir being constructed at Ghazipur and they have held a meeting with the Defence Secretary and other concerned officers on 10th of November, 2004 and they have taken into consideration the prevailing facts situation of the land fill site at Ghazipur. They have formed an opinion that the proposed abattoir at Ghazipur would in reality reduce the existing bird problem at Ghazipur rather than increasing the same. It is also pointed out in the said affidavit that the representative of the Air Headquarters, Ministry of Civil Aviation and Defence Secretary were present at the said meeting and in the minutes recorded therein they have taken a decision that the construction of abattoir at Ghazipur could continue. Taking the said affidavit on record we direct the applicant in I.A.No.22/2004 that is the Indian Air Force to file their response to this within two weeks from today. 4. List this matter for further orders on 30th November, 2004. Presence of the Chief Secretary, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi and Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development is dispensed with. The MCD to file a status report in regard to the construction of the abattoir as also response to I.A.No.19/2004.