Supreme Court favours audit of defence land grants

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The Supreme Court voiced serious worries about private individuals receiving defence land within cantonments and the alleged encroachment of nearly 10,000 acres. The court questioned the Defence Ministry's transparency regarding encroachment details and proposed an audit involving revenue department officials and the CAG. The progress of digitizing defence land records was also requested by the bench.

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