Please send a letter to Chief Minister of MP demanding the Satyagrahis be release and people displaced by SSP dam be given land for cultivation as is the law. |
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Police attack Satyagrahis |
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1st August 2007: Update -- 7 missing children have been found. Medha Patkar and NBA activist Ashish still in jail. Others released. No land has been given in Madhya Pradesh to Sardar Sarovar displaced families for cultivation. The other two states Gujarat and Maharshtra have provided lands to some families. About 30,000 families are still to be rehabilitated, most of them in MP and few thousand in Maharshtra and Gujarat.
July 25:- Attack by 500 drunk police
called in by the M.P. State in July.
- Especially the meaningless and horrific
attack and arrest of adivasi children from Bhitada
and Bhadal Schools.
- 7 children still
missing after the police round- up.
- 200 Satyagrahis including Medha
Patkar arrested
- Cruelly beating up Bullocks used for farming
– 4 bullocks still missing
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Supreme Court dismisses case against Narmada Movement |
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July 10, 2007 The Supreme Court of India today dismissed a case filed by National Council of Civil Liberties, an Ahmedabad based NGO, against Narmada Bachao Andolan for being vague and baseless. The bench of Justice C.K. Thakker and Altamas Kabir, in their judgement, ruled that there is no case for CBI enquiry against NBA and ordered the petitioner organization to pay Rs- 5000/- as a symbolic cost for the expense on the case, to NBA.
NBA: "Attempts to defame and demoralise people’s movements with false and baseless allegations should now be put to rest."
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NBA Press Release July 4, 2007 |
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Update 04 July 2007
River Narmada is in spate. The water in the reservoir has
risen to a level of 123.5 metres and above at the Sardar Sarovar dam
site. The villages in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra (Manibeli to
Bhadal), Jhabua district of M.P. (Akkadia to Kakrana) and few in
Gujarat (Antras, Makatkheda, and others where adivasis are still
residing) are threatened of further submergence than last year if water
reaches 127 metres and above. Houses in Manibeli, Bamani, Chimalkhedi,
Sikka, Keli in Maharashtra and those in Jalsindhi, Anjanwada, and
Bhitada to Kakrana can come under submergence when the families are
still not allotted land as per entitlement and no residential site with
amenities is ready for them, as yet. These families who are already
destitute are facing torturous situation with the roaring reservoir
water cutting off all their communication channels and no relief has
been provided by the concerned Governments.
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