**Delhi High Court allows RWA to permit 500 visitors to Ahuja’s residence**
– The Delhi High Court Bench has directed the Resident Welfare Association (RWA) to consider allowing Ahuja to have 500 visitors at her residence in a staggered manner.
– The defendants in the case challenged the maintainability of the plea but agreed to permit Ahuja’s guests between 10 am and 9 pm.
– However, they requested a cap on the number of people present at her residence and the requirement for guests to produce photo identity cards for entry.
– Ahuja has agreed to these conditions and will share the list of 500 devotees with the local police station today.
– The High Court has deferred the hearing and stated that the parties will remain bound by the interim arrangement.
– Until the next date proposed by the plaintiff, up to 100 guests with valid photo identity cards will be allowed to visit Ahuja’s residence every Monday.
**Analysis**
The Delhi High Court recently addressed a case involving Ahuja, who sought permission to have visitors at her residence. After considering the case, the Bench has directed the RWA to consider permitting Ahuja to have 500 visitors in a staggered manner. The defendants in the case challenged the maintainability of the plea but agreed to allow Ahuja’s guests between 10 am and 9 pm. However, they requested a cap on the number of people present at her residence at any given point in time and the requirement for guests to produce photo identity cards. Ahuja has agreed to these conditions and will share the list of 500 devotees with the local police station today.
The High Court has deferred the hearing and instructed that the parties will be bound by the interim arrangement. Until the next proposed hearing date, up to 100 guests with valid photo identity cards will be permitted to visit Ahuja’s residence every Monday. This decision by the court allows Ahuja to have visitors while ensuring the safety and security of her residence. It also demonstrates the willingness of the defendants to find a compromise in the matter.
The court’s decision highlights the importance of considering the concerns of all parties involved in a case. By allowing Ahuja to have visitors within certain parameters, the court has struck a balance between her request and the defendants’ concerns. This case sets a precedent for future similar cases, emphasizing the need for cooperation and negotiation between parties to reach a mutually agreeable solution.
Overall, the Delhi High Court’s decision to allow the RWA to permit 500 visitors to Ahuja’s residence showcases the court’s commitment to fair and just resolutions. It also highlights the importance of considering the safety and security of all parties involved in such cases.
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