Had papers but they demolished my juice shop, says Jahangirpuri's Ganesh Gupta
India Today
Ganesh Gupta, a resident of Delhi's Jahangirpuri, lost his juice shop after the North Delhi Municipal Corporation launched an anti-encroachment drive in the region on Wednesday to demolish allegedly illegal structures.
Bulldozers rolled into Delhi's Jahangirpuri on Wednesday morning to demolish illegal constructions after the North Delhi Municipal Corporation launched an anti-encroachment drive.
A few hours later, the Supreme Court halted the demolition. But it was too late. Ganesh Kumar Gupta's juice shop had already been partially razed.
Speaking exclusively to India Today, he said that his shop had been allotted by Delhi Development Authority in 1977 and he had all the required document to prove the same.
Hear Ganesh Kumar Gupta, who’s juice shop was partially razed.He says his shop was allotted by DDA, says none from his family is accused for rioting. Then why was his shop demolished?Gupta Ji will now go to court for an answer pic.twitter.com/GhSq0jDg01
"I told them I have all the papers. But they didn't listen. I even said that the Supreme Court has halted the demolition one hour ago, but they did not stop," Ganesh Kumar Gupta said.
