HC directs Delhi govt to see representation on survey of homeless people

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The plea moved in the Delhi High Court stated that homelessness in Delhi has been a longstanding concern, with early efforts dating back to the 1950s.

However, it is difficult to confidently say that a person on the street is a homeless person, even if all circumstantial evidence points to the above, and therefore becomes a commentary on the criminal negligence of responsibility of the state towards the life of that person.

The MHUA has acknowledged that the responsibility for conducting this survey lies with the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board.though the survey remains incomplete.

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Topics: National Human Rights Commission Delhi High Court Delhi Government Centre for Holistic Development Tushar Rao Advocate Robin Raju Manmohan Tushar Rao Gedela Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Government of Delhi New Delhi Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board Chief Justice Delhi Urban Affairs Homelessness Shelter home services Ministry of Housing Chief Secretary

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Published On: 2024-11-21 @ 14:24:22 (10 hours ago)

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