J&K Roshni Act
Recently, the J&K High Court has declared Roshni Act “illegal, unconstitutional and unsustainable” and a CBI probe has been ordered into the allotment of land under this law.
Roshni Act
- Enacted in 2001, the law sought to regularise unauthorised land.
- The Act envisaged the transfer of ownership rights of state land to its occupants, subject to the payment of a cost, as determined by the government.
- The proceeds of the act was stated to be used on commissioning hydroelectric projects and hence the name ‘Roshni’.
- In 2009, State Vigilance Organization and 2014, C&AG’s report found irregularities in the implementation of act and hence ....
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