JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Both these writ petitions involving common questions and
similar facts were heard together and are being disposed of by this
common order.
(2.) The petitioners in these writ petitions assert that they had
applied for allotment of residential houses under Valmiki Ambedkar
Malin Basti Awasiya Yojna by depositing the required amount. The
grievance of the petitioners is that the respondents have proceeded
with the allotment process depriving several rightful claimants
including the petitioners of their rights to get allotted the houses and
have failed to maintain transparency and have proceeded to
manipulate the entire process. The petitioners have sought
directions to the respondents to re-evaluate the allotment process;
for quashing of the list of allottees (Annex.3); for consideration of
candidature of the petitioners afresh; for adherence by the
respondents to eligibility criteria and parameters; and to allot the
houses to the petitioners in preference as per their eligibility.
(3.) On being questioned about the petitioners having at all
served any notice on the respondents before approaching this Court
seeking mandamus, learned counsel for the petitioners frankly
conceded that the petitioners have not served any
notice/representation before filing the writ petition; however, learned
counsel attempted to rely on a newspaper report submitted in the
writ petition as Annex.4 to submit that various irregularities in the
allotment process have come to fore.;
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