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DB disposes off PIL regarding dilapidated condition of roads in JK
2/2/2019 10:57:12 PM
Early Times Report

JAMMU, Feb 2: In a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) regarding dilapidated condition of roads in Jammu and Kashmir, a Division Bench of High Court comprising Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Tashi Rabstan after hearing Adv Parveen Kapahi disposed off the PIL, as counsel for PIL submitted that after filing of the writ petition the conditions of the roads in Jammu have improved.
When the PIL came-up for hearing DB observed that petition came to be filed on or about 28th of May, 2015 complaining against the respondents' inaction and failure to keep the roads travel worthy in the entire state. This writ petitioner made a general complaint that the roads were full of potholes and ditches and that the respondents were bound to ensure that the roads remained smooth, so that the common man cannot suffer and additionally, inter alia, a prayer has been made that the respondents should maintain a hotline or website to enable the citizens to intimate the concerned authorities, for redressal of grievances regarding the above state of affairs.
The DB observed that when the writ petition came up on 1st of June, 2015, a general direction was made by this court directing the respondents that wherever required necessary repair work shall be effected to make the roads travel worthy. The DB after perusal of the writ petition as well as the above narration would show that the directions sought for by the petitioner are general and no specific grievance regarding the bad condition of any particular road has been made. It is not disputed by the counsel for the petitioner that after filing of the writ petition the conditions of the roads in Jammu have improved.
The DB disposed off the petition with liberty to the petitioner to file an appropriate writ petition, if aggrieved by the failure of the respondents to maintain any specific roads in future and also directed respondents to examine the prayer of the petitioner regarding the maintenance of a dedicated telephone line and website to enable complaints regarding roads being placed before the authorities so that immediate redressal thereof can be effected.
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