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Rajasthan HC Demands Affidavit Over 200 Families Lacking Basic Amenities for 20 Years
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 08:36 AM
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The Rajasthan High Court in Jaipur has asked the JDA secretary to submit a detailed affidavit after finding that around 200 families in Vinayak Residency have been deprived of roads, sewage and street lighting for two decades.
The Rajasthan High Court, sitting in Jaipur, has taken a firm stance on the long‑standing neglect of basic infrastructure in Vinayak Residency. In a recent order, the court highlighted that roughly 200 families have lived without proper roads, sewage systems or street lighting for the past twenty years.
The court’s findings point to a systemic failure in delivering essential civic amenities to a sizeable community. Residents have repeatedly raised concerns, yet no substantive action has been taken by the local authorities.
In response, the High Court has demanded that the Secretary of the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) submit a comprehensive affidavit detailing the steps taken, if any, to address these deficiencies. The affidavit is expected to clarify the administrative record and explain why the promised infrastructure has not materialised.
The move signals the judiciary’s willingness to hold municipal bodies accountable and may prompt a review of the JDA’s development plans for the area.
The court’s findings point to a systemic failure in delivering essential civic amenities to a sizeable community. Residents have repeatedly raised concerns, yet no substantive action has been taken by the local authorities.
In response, the High Court has demanded that the Secretary of the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) submit a comprehensive affidavit detailing the steps taken, if any, to address these deficiencies. The affidavit is expected to clarify the administrative record and explain why the promised infrastructure has not materialised.
The move signals the judiciary’s willingness to hold municipal bodies accountable and may prompt a review of the JDA’s development plans for the area.