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Families near PM house fear livelihood loss after eviction

Published Monday, June 22, 2026 · Updated June 23

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  • Human Impact of Eviction — 1 source

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Families living in JJ clusters near the Prime Minister's residence in Delhi are facing eviction and relocation. The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief, preventing demolition until July 1 for residents who have not yet vacated or accepted alternative housing, while residents express fears of losing their livelihoods.

What We Know — Key Points

  • On June 15, the Delhi High Court provided interim relief to the JJ cluster residents, directing authorities not to demolish until July 1 the houses of those who have neither vacated nor accepted alternative accommodation.
  • Families residing near the Prime Minister's house in Delhi are concerned about losing their livelihoods following their impending eviction and relocation.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

Human Impact of Eviction
  • The Hindu

    The article highlights the significant human impact of the eviction and relocation policy on vulnerable residents, focusing on their fears regarding livelihood, essential services, and safety.

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