Agra: The Allahabad high court extended the stay on the demolition drive over the land claimed by the Radha Soami Satsang Sabha in the Dayalbagh area.On Tuesday, the HC extended its September 27 order to keep the demolition drive from being carried out by the Agra district administration on hold until October 16. Adjourning the matter on Tuesday, a bench of Justice Manish Kumar Nigam directed both parties to maintain the status quo until October 16. The Agra district administration has also been directed to produce the original record of the proceedings initiated against the Satsang Sabha land.On September 24, around 30 people, including police personnel, a media person, and women, sustained injuries in a clash between the police and followers of the Satsang Sabha. The clash erupted when a team from the local administration, accompanied by police personnel, arrived in the Dayalbagh locality to remove "illegal encroachments" by the Satsang Sabha on government land.As a bulldozer approached to dismantle a gate restricting public access, a group of approximately 200 Satsangis started stone-pelting, police claimed. Representatives of the Satsang Sabha claimed that the police and administration were trying to grab their land to help builders.We also published the following articles recently2 grounds that made SC stay demolition drive near airportThe Supreme Court has ordered a stay on the demolition of structures within the 100-metre radius of the Chandigarh airport boundary wall. The decision was based on the challenge to the Works of Defence Act, 1903, and the defenses failure to implement the notification within the given time-frame. The court granted permission for a special leave petition filed by Pabhat residents, and ordered that existing constructions should not be demolished, and no further constructions should be made. The validity of the Works of Defence Act is still pending in court.Illegal structure regularisation no right says Bombay high court, lifts stay on demolitionThe Bombay High Court has lifted a stay on the demolition of an unauthorized shop in a housing society in Goregaon. The court observed that people believe regularizing unauthorized structures is a fundamental right, disregarding planning laws. The shop owner had sought to quash the demolition notice, but the court stated that the absence of building permissions and the structures existence prior to a specific datum line were irrelevant. The court emphasized that the defense of regularisation applications or appeals against rejection is commonly used in such cases.Passion for reels lands Bihars young lady police officer in soupA young woman police sub-inspector in Bihars Munger district has faced serious consequences for being too active on social media. Pooja Verma, who had 638,000 followers on Instagram, would frequently make reels in police uniforms. Concerned about the impact on her career, she deleted her account. The police department has given her a warning and counseling, allowing her the chance to reform. The incident highlights the need for police officers to focus on their job and avoid unnecessary use of social media during duty hours.

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