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Stay on land acquisition continues

BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday continued a stay it had granted earlier on the acquisition of land by the State for the construction of a Bangalore Metro Railway Station at Trinity Circle.

The petitioners had challenged the acquisition of their lands under the Karnataka Areas Industrial Development (KIAD) Act by the KIADB. The petitioners challenged the acquisition, and said the plan for the metro line on M.G. Road is unscientific. — Staff Reporter

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