New Delhi: National Green Tribunal has directed Ghaziabad District Judges to eliminate encroachment in the green belt area where a private building called ‘Udyog Bhawan’ has been built.
A bench led by the Chairman of NGT Justice A K Goel said that no one denied the district judge’s report ordered by development was illegal encroachment of green belt that violated the master plan, without the permission of the Naga Nagam needed.
“We direct district judges, Ghaziabad with the help of SSP, Ghaziabad to immediately take improvement actions to eliminate encroachment and restore green belts,” NGT said while noting a submission of advice for the authority of the Uttar Pradesh state industry development.
“Every failure in this case may not leave the option except for taking compulsion steps against district judges, Ghaziabad and SSP, Ghaziabad personally,” the court warned in recent order.
It also directs district judges to assess and restore compensation for wrong encroachment on public land in the green belt.
The delayed assessment of the final compensation, the number of RS tokens.
10 lakh paid as a temporary compensation for violations in one month, failing after the coercion steps for recovery can be taken, said NGT.
Development of industrial estate manufacturing associations submits that construction in green belts is not a commercial building but a public building used by the public in general.
It is said that the relationship has 212 members representing industrial units in the industrial and building sectors used for industrial owner meetings.
The court heard the request submitted by Journalist Sunil Kumar Sharma accused encroaching the green belt, violating the master plan, through a private building called ‘Udyog Bhawan’ in Ghaziabad.