Gurgaon: In the midst of protest by the Dealer of the locals and property, the City Department Enforcement Team and Planning State destroyed eight illegal colonies and destroyed more than 60 structures at Farrukhnagar on Friday.
During the drive, in front of 100 police, in front of 100 police, before cleaning around 50 hectares of land and destroying 60 structures, including eight houses less construction and two property dealers with the help of four earthmovers.
The action was taken after the violator was presented to show the notification and restoration order, but they failed to give a satisfying reply.
He said as soon as the demolition began, the locals gathered at that location and tried to disturb the drive.
However, the police team was present in a place that was controlled and spread it.
BATTH further said the department had written to local police to register pine to several builders, while investigations occur against other people and recommendations will be carried out against them within a week.
During the trip, the law enforcement team also warned local residents not to invest in such colonies because they would lose the money obtained with difficulty.
On Thursday, the DTCP had written to the Gurgaon police for registration of the FIRS to 58 perpetrators suspected of carving nine illegal colonies at 32.5 hectares of land in and around the city in the past six months.
Of the nine complaints, three were in the 10A sector, five in Farrukhnagar and one in Rajendra Park.
This illegal colony, ranging from two to eight hectares, has appeared in Sultanpur, Kalan Gadoli, Farrukhnagar, Garhi Harsaru and Kherki Mazra.