Haryana government told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that it has approved constitution of a high-powered committee to consider cases of petitioners in connection with acquisition of land for development of Sectors 58-63 in Gurgaon, which includes the Rajiv Gandhi Charitable Trust at Ullahawas village.
As the case came up for resumed hearing, the state government's counsel told a division bench comprising Justice Jasbir Singh and Justice Augustine George Masih that it was willing to look into the petitions referred to the government.
The state government told the court that it was ready to review the cases of the petitioners in the case.
Last week, Haryana government had submitted it would reconsider the acquisition of over 850 acres of land in Gurgaon, following the filing of 65 petitions by landwoners, including leading artist Anjolie Ela Menon, who, however, has not withdrawn from the case.
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