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An illicit madrasa which was built on the Pavangad Fort was demolished by the Kolhapur administration on 6th January.

As per reports, locals said that the police had visited the site a number of times before and had also seized equipment, yet, the administration was caught unawares when they found the pond-site levelled.

As per the court records, petitioner Amali Convent originally possessed 44 acres of temple land that it took on lease. There was a dispute between the petitioner and the temple authorities, leading to a petition from the temple authorities to get the land back.

Noting the submissions, the Court asked, "How have you lost possession of the parks & how can you maintain it? How can MCD lose control over its parks? Public parks can't be taken over in the 21st century. We will direct the police to take over the park."

According to Kalbela News, the residence of a deceased Hindu man named Satyendranath Saha was encroached and a 4-storeyed building was constructed in its place.

Allahabad HC ordered the Mathura administration to modify revenue records to reflect the plot of land in the name of the Banke Bihari temple that had been incorrectly labelled as a Qabristan, or Muslim graveyard

BSP leader and former councilor Haji Khalil Ahmed grabbed municipal corporation land valued at around Rs 30 crore.

The counsel for the state government drew the attention of the court that one application is also pending since the entries in the revenue records have now been altered from Qabristan to 'purani abadi'(old settlement).

In Kanpur's Bashirganj, Muslims have reportedly occupied a piece of land and have erected a wall. The plot belongs to Swami Shri Shiv Narayan Ji Sant Samaj Gurdwara Seva Samiti.

Following orders by Uttarakhand High Court, Nainital Administration demolished illegal structures on enemy property