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rediff.com
October 29, 2000

NBA to file review petition against SC ruling: Patkar

                       The Narmada Bachao Andolan Sunday announced 
that it would soon
                       file a review petition in the Supreme Court 
against its October 18
                       judgement giving go ahead to the Sardar Sarovar 
Project on the
                       Narmada river.

                       "The review petition would be filed as soon as 
possible after conclusion
                       of on-going consultations with our lawyers," 
NBA leader Medha Patkar
                       told reporters soon after ending her five-day 
symbolic protest against the
                       judgement.

Patkar dubbed the judgement as 'illegal and unconstitutional' and 
hoped that while hearing the
review petition, the apex court would realise the 'mistakes' in the judgement.

She said that the NBA would now give a wider shape to it agitation 
against the judgement with a
large number of oustees gathering in New Delhi on November 11 for an 
indefinite period to make
their voices heard.

The NBA leader said that during their stay in New Delhi, the oustees 
would also call on President
K R Narayanan and explain to him the problems that could be caused to 
them by the project.

She said that the courts were normally expected to give justice but 
pointed out that if they
themselves did something illegal, there was no way left but to fight 
against them.

Patkar said the NBA was totally against the false concept of 
development which led to
displacement of a large number of tribals from their homes and shelters.

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