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    The document discusses a village named Khori in Haryana, India that is ordered to be demolished within 6 weeks in the name of saving forests. Khori has been settled for 50 years and is home to many working class families who were settled there while working in mines. The demolition raises questions about how an area recognized by authorities can now be declared an illegal occupation.

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    The document discusses a village named Khori in Haryana, India that is ordered to be demolished within 6 weeks in the name of saving forests. Khori has been settled for 50 years and is home to many working class families who were settled there while working in mines. The demolition raises questions about how an area recognized by authorities can now be declared an illegal occupation.

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    The document discusses a village named Khori in Haryana, India that is ordered to be demolished within 6 weeks in the name of saving forests. Khori has been settled for 50 years and is home to many working class families who were settled there while working in mines. The demolition raises questions about how an area recognized by authorities can now be declared an illegal occupation.

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    In the wake of “development” forests of the country, which are to be considered the lungs of

    the planet, are being destroyed. To mine out minerals, metals and other resources which are
    only used to a certain class i.e. ruling class on the prey of the working class. But when it
    comes to the survival of the that working class the parasite class suddenly got reminds of the
    “preservation of the environment”. Or we can say that it’s concern of making it’s own
    surroundings beautiful even though it comes on the lives of large people and while all other
    corners of the world are burning miserably.
    This is what’s happening in the national capital region of our country. The village name
    ‘KHORI’ in Faridabaad, Haryana, is being ordered to be demolished on 7 th June, 2021 within
    6 weeks, in the name of saving Aravalli forests. Khori is a village which was being settled
    since last 50 years. According to the reports of ‘the wire’ most of the people therein are from
    working class who were settled in khori while working in the mines, which was operational
    in the same forests. Also they’ve been worked as bonded labour in that mines. In 2009 the
    mines were banned by SC, but the people therein are continuously living there, as the land
    mafia of Haryana is selling the lands to the innocent working people, with the help of
    administrative authorities. There is also a government school, which is obviously sanctioned
    by the government, and connection of water and electricity (which are now being cut of to
    harass people), also can only be provided by the government itself, also the people there are
    holding the adhaar cards with residence of Khori gaon.
    Thus, the question arises here is how a place wholly recognized by the authorities, while
    knowing that it is established on the forest land, can now be declared be as illegal occupation
    by the people of the country.
    But, before this question we have a major question against us which need not only to be
    analyised by the masses but demands an answer from “the saviors of the environment”.

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