JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Both these petitions involve common question
of law and facts, therefore, both are heard together and
disposed of by this common order.
(2.) FOR disposal of both the petitions, apposite facts pleaded by the respective parties in S.B. Civil Writ
are narrated for convenience
hereinafter.
The petitioners of this writ petition are the agriculturists having agricultural land situated in Khasra
No.761 and 771 adjacent to each other in village Peshua,
Tehsil Pindwara, District Sirohi, alongwith other lands.
The land in question is duly mutated in their name and in
support thereof Jamabandi has been placed on record.
About a decade back, respondents installed 132 KV line
dedicated for supply of power to J.K. Cement Industry
and in the process respondents installed certain poles on
the land belonging to the petitioners. As per the version
of petitioners, at the time of installation of poles,
objections were raised but after due negotiations agreed
for installation on an assurance given by the respondents
that compensation shall be paid to them. Complaining
about detraction from commitment, the petitioners have
very categorically averred in the petition that no
compensation was paid to them.
(3.) VENTILATING grievances, the petitioners have pleaded in the writ petition that 132 KV lines are very huge high
tension lines requiring erection of mammoth pillars and
flow of electricity in these lines is tremendous.
Projecting with emphasis that in 132 KV line the flow of
electricity can create strong magnetic field within the
surrounding area, which is obviously agricultural land,
and cultivation around the poles is not feasible and the
apprehension of electrocution of the cultivator is
imminent.;
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