Jaipur: A special six-month campaign ambitious state government, ‘Shahar-2021’, can face setbacks after the Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday prohibits regularization of illegal colonies in cities without implementing zon and sectoral plans.
Orders were given to the petition submitted by Roshan Vyas.
According to the rules, regularization can only be done in cities with a population of more than 1 lakh after implementing a zon development plan.
Of the 29 major cities, zonal plans were only applied in several cities, including Jaipur and Jodhpur.
“After the high court order, the Department of Development of Urban and Housing (UDH) will accelerate the process of implementing zonal plans in big cities,” said a senior official UDH.
“It will not affect the regularization process because the camp will be held for a long time to complete the process,” officially added.
Likewise, the ban has also been applied in small cities that have no layout plan.
“There are 184 small cities and none of them have layout plans.
However, plans have been prepared for most cities.
Legal advice will be searched and the regularization process will begin soon,” said the source.
The state government aims to issue 10 lakh rental acts during the campaign.
The main attraction of the campaign is the regularization of colonies on agricultural land.
It is estimated that around 7-8 lakh houses, some or fully built on agricultural land, need the title.
The court has also forbidden regularization of plots developed in the fields intended for utilities.
After this, the UDH Department on Wednesday also issued instructions to attract previous orders to set the plot in the area.
“According to the norm, colonies can be discome if they are developed per 60:40 ratio.
While 60% can be used to develop land plots, the remaining 40% land is to develop facilities, including roads, water tanks and parks.
There are developers who have made a plot on The land is intended for parks and roads.
The court has banned the regularization of the plot, “said an official.
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