Yogi demolished 50 Illegal farmhouses

CA Ramesh Agrawal

In Uttar Pradesh’s Noida, over 50 Farmhouses which were illegally developed along the Yamuna floodplains were razed down during an anti-encroachment drive. As per Noida Authority the area of demolished properties is 1.45 Lacs Sq. Mtr. & having value of approx Rs. 55 Crores.

According to officials any type of construction is prohibited in (Yamuna) Floodplains areas of Noida. Noida Authority’s Officer on Special Duty (Land) said that besides Gulawali, illegal farmhouses and constructions in Tilwada Village were also demolished during the operation.

Altogether 55 Farmhouses & some illegal constructions were razed during the anti-encroachment drive. For the entire process, about 150 Employees of Noida Authority including senior officials were present on the site along with Police & PAC personnel. As per officials 9 JCB & 8 Dumpers were involved in the process. Moreover, the officials said that the Noida Authority will take up action & legal action will be taken against the people involved in illegal colonization & FIR will be lodged with police.

The Noida Authority has warned the public against falling trap to people for cheap land, unauthorised colonies, and farmhouses in river floodplains and on government property.

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