Merely because the provisional Revised Master Plan (RMP)-2031 for Bengaluru city was withdrawn by the State government, it would not negate all actions taken in pursuance of it, and the actions already taken as per the provisional RMP-2031 before withdrawal must be given due effect to, said the High Court of Karnataka.
Also, the court said the withdrawal of RMP-2031 would not make the earlier RMP-2015 applicable in place of the actions taken under the provisional RMP-2031.
Justice Suraj Govindaraj made these observations while allowing a petition filed by Bhavani Yellappa Palyagar and Maarq Spaces Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru.
