Supreme Court of India
Almitra H. Patel and Anr. v. Union of India
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Constitution of India-Article 32-Writ Petition-Management and handling of solid waste disposal in Delhi-Non compliance of directions is sued by the Supreme Court in Dr. .L. Wadhera's case-Other appropriate directions issued which are in addition to those issued earlier-Environmental pollution. c This writ petition was filed to consider the question of solid waste disposal for a cleaner Delhi. Despite orders having been passed in Dr. .L.…
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