Four multi storied illegal constructions Jain Coral Cove H20 Holy Faith Alfa Serene and Golden Kayal...........

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Four multi-storied illegal constructions - Jain Coral Cove, H20 Holy Faith, Alfa Serene and Golden Kayaloram - were razed to the

ground in January 2020 following Supreme Court instructions. In which state did this happen?

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SSC CGL 4th March 2020 Shift-3

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Karnataka

Goa

Kerala

Tamil Nadu

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Explanation:

- Correct Answer: Option 3: Kerala

- *Illegal Constructions*: The buildings in question—Jain Coral Cove, H20 Holy Faith, Alfa Serene, and Golden Kayaloram—were deemed illegal due to violations of coastal regulation zone (CRZ) norms.

- *Supreme Court's Role*: The Supreme Court of India ordered the demolition of these buildings for being constructed in violation of environmental laws, specifically along the Vembanad Lake backwaters in Maradu, Kochi.

- *Karnataka*: While it is a neighboring state, it was not involved in this specific legal and environmental issue related to CRZ violations of Vembanad Lake.

- *Goa and Tamil Nadu*: Both states have coastal areas, but this demolition case was not associated with them.

These points clarify that the incident occurred in Kerala, where the locations in question were in breach of legal norms.

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