Gurgaon: The first comprehensive drone survey of Aravalis, covering 7,019 hectares, completed on Friday.
While the Ministry of Forestry will take two more days to analyze data, the notification of the cause of the show has been sent to the owner of more than 550 illegal structures in the Eko sensitive area so far based on the survey.
The survey was conducted after the Court of the Supreme Court on July 23 during his hearing at the illegal colony in Khori Faridabad, which had been ordered was destroyed, that there was no illegal development in the land of Aravali, including agricultural houses, commercial companies, and religious structures, should be safe “Most of the illegal farming houses Located in the GwalPahari area, Raisina, and Abheypur.
Some illegal colonies have been built in Ghata and Shikhopur, “said Rajeev Tajyan, division forest officers, Gurgaon.
He added that the department carefully examined satellite reports.
“We have started demolition in several regions.
After the complete analysis is done, more notifications will be sent and drive demolition will be made after that,” Tajyan said.
Four teams have been deployed with one drone to conduct a survey.
According to a rough estimate, there are more than 1,000 illegal structures in Gurgaon Aravalis.
On Friday, driving demolition was carried out in Ghata, where nearly 10 hectares of forest land had been interrupted by illegal structures.
The area was under section 4 and 5 of the Punjab Land Protection Act (PLPA), 1900.
According to the Department of Forest survey, at least 500 farm houses had been built illegally in the land of Aravali in Gurgaon, mostly concentrated in areas such as galpahari, gairatpur.
, Sohna, Raisina and Manesar.
The detailed list of these structures, including the total area occupied and the location, was submitted to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in Sonya Ghosh vs.
State of Haryana Case last year.