This situation has been happening everywhere in Noida. The latest case is in Sector-130 Nangli Bajidpur. Government land worth about Rs 100 crore has been encroached upon here. A complaint has been made to the Chief Minister, demanding immediate investigation and action. It is alleged that those occupying the land are members of the same family.
🕵️ Captured Land Wherever Seen
In the complaint made to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, it has been stated that by using muscle power and money power, the land in Nangli Bajidpur has been captured and sold in collaboration with the farm house mafia and land mafia. The occupied land includes government land belonging to Noida Authority, Gram Sabha, barn, manure pit, and a government school. This also includes the land of the Irrigation Department, which has been sold.
📋 Allegation of Selling Land of These Khasra Numbers
The land involved includes Khasra numbers 69, 73, 214, 215/1, and 215/4, 171-M, as well as Irrigation Department land with Khasra numbers 148, 173/6, 173/7, 173/8, 173/9, 173/12, 173/13, 173/14, 207, 226, and 232.
👥 These People Are Accused
In the complaint made by Public Work Service Committee Secretary Shubham Chaudhary to the Chief Minister, Bhanwar Singh, Rajesh, Hariom, Abhishek, Brahmpal, Aman, Birendra, Surendra, Ashok, Arvind, Titu, Anand, Vinod, Dharampal, Lokesh, Kasturi, Ajay, Mahavir, Sonu, Richpal, Birsen, and Prince alias Pappin have been accused. They are accused of selling land worth Rs 100 crore of the Irrigation Department.
🏡 Accusation of Selling Villagers’ Land Also
The Secretary of the Public Works Service Committee has alleged that these people have also captured and sold the land of some innocent villagers. He has demanded through the letter that apart from the Khasra numbers mentioned, it should also be investigated how many other Khasras have been encroached upon. How much government and non-government land is in the possession of the land mafia?
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