India, April 19 -- The Rs.1,800-crore Tata Camelot multi-storeyed residential project, purported to be the tallest in the Union Territory, was conceived in 2007 by the Tata Housing Development Company Limited to be developed in the Sukhna Lake catchment area at Kansal village in Nayagaon. Tata HDCL was to build 2,100 apartments, including 95 for Punjab legislators. Of these, 1,734 flats were to be sold to the public. In 2007, the developer signed an agreement with the Punjab MLAs' Cooperative House Building Society, according to which each MLA was to get Rs.82.5 lakh and a flat in lieu of 22 acres of the society's land. The project was to come up on 53.39 acres with 2,100 flats in 19 towers, ranging between 12 and 36 storeys. In 2010, the matter reached the Punjab and Haryana high court. In August 2013, the high court refused to stall construction. However, an independent organisation, the Sarin Memorial Legal Aid Foundation, moved the Supreme Court, which shifted the case to the Delhi high court. On October 7, the apex court directed status quo and on November 6, 2019, it cancelled the project, citing environmental violations....