Officials claimed that four illegal colonies in Uttar Pradesh’s Greater Noida were razed and encroachment removed from 50,000 square meters of property worth an estimated Rs 100 crore.
According to authorities, the operation was carried out by the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) on the orders of its CEO Surendra Singh.
“In the Dhoom Manikpur village area, four illegal colonies had sprung on land authorized under the GNIDA. Illicit structures were dismantled, and encroachers were removed from the 50,000 square meter property plot. The land is worth a hundred crore rupees. “In a statement, the GNIDA stated.
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According to the report, residential plots were being unlawfully designated on the property in the name of sure local developers, and action was taken when knowledge about the practice reached GNIDA authorities.
“The colonisers ignored a notification from the GNIDA’s senior manager ordering them to dismantle the structures. In the presence of the GNIDA officials and the local police and PAC, the action was initiated to destroy the encroachment on Thursday,” it stated.
According to authorities, the demolition operation lasted three hours. It required the use of five bulldozers, which also said that the GNIDA has threatened to take legal action against anybody who trespasses on government property.
