I purchased a plot in an approved and authorized colony. Now, after a case against the farmer was dismissed in both the lower and high courts, and the government has even announced an award and issued a completion certificate, the farmer is claiming the land. How can they do this in court?

The farmer can challenge the government’s award and completion certificate in court by arguing that the original land acquisition proceedings were flawed or that the award was not correctly determined. They would need to present strong evidence and legal arguments to convince the court to overturn the government’s decision.