A recent court directive requires a municipal corporation to examine its land holdings. The goal is to identify properties that can be used for free housing for sanitary workers. This move follows an 18-year delay in implementing a policy meant to grant ownership homes to these workers.

A court bench expressed displeasure over the delay and rejected a recent affidavit as vague. The affidavit was submitted by a municipal commissioner and did not comply with previous judicial directions. The court was hearing petitions filed by a union and sanitation workers.

Further details on this development are available from the source.