The Delhi Municipal Corporation (DMC) has been actively demolishing illegal constructions over the past four days. This initiative focuses on liberating agricultural land from unauthorized constructions and encroachments. Here’s an overview of the key aspects of this demolition campaign:
Key Highlights
Scope of the Demolition Drive
- Target Areas: The drive is primarily focused on Burari, Narela, and agricultural lands in South Delhi.
- Specific Locations: Illegal constructions in areas from Sainik Farm to Neb Sarai and Bhati Mandi are being demolished.
Demolition Progress
- Wide Coverage: The DMC conducted operations in 11 out of 12 zones on Saturday.
- Demolitions: A total of 35 locations were targeted for demolition, with three properties being sealed.
- Zonal Breakdown: Demolition actions were carried out in various zones, including Central, Karol Bagh, Rohini, Narela, Civil Lines, South, Keshavpuram, West, Najafgarh, City SP, and Shahdara South.
Challenges Faced
- Lack of Force: The DMC faced challenges in Shahdara North Zone due to the unavailability of police force, leading to the postponement of the demolition drive in that area.
- Potential Future Hurdles: With the Republic Day celebrations approaching, there’s a concern about the availability of the police force, as many personnel will be deployed for security arrangements in central Delhi and other areas.
In Short You Can Say.
The demolition drive by the Delhi Municipal Corporation is a significant step towards curbing illegal constructions and freeing up agricultural lands. However, the effectiveness of the campaign might be challenged by the availability of security forces, especially during national events like the Republic Day.
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