Gurgaon: Fourteen illegal colonies spread across 46 hectares in Bhondsi, Farrukhnagar and other regions in Gurgaon were destroyed by the City Enforcement Wing and the State Planning Department on Wednesday.
During the drive, the team before the police, 16 houses were less than construction, four shops, property dealers property, boundary walls and road networks were destroyed with the help of Earthmovers.
During the trip, six houses lacked construction, 25 other structures, five boundary walls and road networks were destroyed, he said.
“These colonies are in the early stages and on the basis of complaints, the department serves notices and when developers fail to provide a satisfactory reply, the colonies are destroyed,” he added to hide the nine illegal colonies in the land of 36 acres.
“Colony of two acres at Pawala Khusurpur, two colonies in four acres in Chandu and six colonies on the ground of 30 hectares in Farukhnagar were returned,” said Batth and added a team to destroy 10 other houses, four shops, 200, office dealers and road networks because of that, The department will soon register police complaints against violators.
We will also write to the police to stop the development of illegal colonies carried out by violators and other actors whose names are associated with violations, he said.
DTCP stares at 250 structures in 14 colonies, freeing 46 hectares
