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Khoda Ganga Water Supply: High Court Summons Noida Authority, Sets Hearing On September 17

The High Court has summoned the Noida Authority for not allowing the supply of Ganga water in Khoda. The court has asked the Authority's lawyer to present his side in the hearing to be held on September 17. The petitioner has been directed to give a copy of the petition to the Authority's lawyer. Jal Nigam has been directed to find an alternative water source for Khoda.

Author: Akansha Pandey
Sat, 30 Aug 2025 04:04 PM (IST)
Source:Jagran News Network
Khoda Ganga Water Supply: High Court Summons Noida Authority, Sets Hearing On September 17
The High Court has summoned the Noida Authority for not permitting the supply of Ganga water in Khoda. (File photo)

In the case concerning the lack of approval for supplying Ganga water to the Khoda area, the High Court has demanded answers from the Noida Authority. The next hearing for this case is set for September 17th, where the Authority's lawyer must appear in court and present their side with all the necessary facts and responses.

The court has also instructed the person who filed the case, Satish Kumar Gupta, to provide a copy of his petition to the Noida Authority's lawyer. Additionally, the Chief Engineer of the Jal Nigam (Water Corporation) has also been ordered to be present during the hearing.

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It's worth noting that during the last hearing on August 21st, the lawyer for the Khoda Municipality, Vinayak Verma, argued that the municipality has already completed all of its required work for the water supply under the Amrit 2.0 project. He stated that the responsibility for any further action now lies with the Jal Nigam. In response, the court instructed the Jal Nigam's lawyer, Harshvardhan Gupta, to explain what obstacles are actually getting in the way of setting up this project.

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