Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation officer who suffered miscarriage after demolition drive declines to accept Bombay High Court’s Rs 25 lakh compensation
A Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation officer experienced a miscarriage following a demolition drive. The Bombay High Court had offered compensation of Rs 25 lakh. However, the officer has declined to accept this amount.
The circumstances surrounding the demolition drive and the officer's miscarriage are not detailed here. Further information can be found through other sources.
Details of the case and the reasoning behind the officer's decision to decline the compensation are not provided in this brief summary. For a more comprehensive understanding, readers may refer to the original report.
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