What’s inside:
This article covers the demolition of an illegal colony in Matiala village by the Ghaziabad Development Authority and details related to a dispute between farmers and a builder.
The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) took action on Monday to demolish an illegal colony in Matiala village. This colony was being developed on 25 bighas of land without permission. Property dealers who opposed the demolition faced police action.
The GDA received reports about the illegal development and the sale of plots in the area. To address this, the enforcement team from GDA Zone 3 arrived at the site with bulldozers and demolished various structures, including roads and boundary walls.
Residents and potential buyers are advised to be cautious about purchasing plots in the area due to the ongoing legal issues. GDA officials have also warned that if any illegal plotting happens again, legal action will be taken.
Key points for the public include: 1) The illegal colony has been demolished. 2) GDA is monitoring the area for any further illegal activities. 3) Buyers should verify land documents before purchasing any plots.
Going forward, residents can expect increased vigilance from the GDA regarding illegal developments. Additionally, the Kisan Sangharsh Samiti has submitted a memorandum to the District Magistrate regarding a long-standing issue with a builder and farmers over an unfulfilled agreement since 2014.
Summary:
- The GDA demolished an illegal colony in Matiala village.
- Property dealers opposed the action but were removed by the police.
- Structures like roads and boundary walls were destroyed.
- Residents are warned to be careful when buying plots.
- A dispute between farmers and a builder is still unresolved.
