Gurgaon: About six to seven restaurants, four concrete structures and some nurseries are returned by the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) in a four-hour trip to clear the encroachment of about 1.5 kilometers of a green belt stretch near the Dronacharya Teacher Metro station this Saturday.
Officials said GMDA had begun to take a green belt to prevent it from being flooded with wild residents again.
“This structure has penetrated the green belt for about 10 years.
This area was recently handed over to GMDA.
Previously, it was under Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), who had tried to clear encroachment several times but had a little success.
In the direction The CEO of GMDA Sudhir Rajpal, we have today (Saturday) managed to clean up the wild residents, “said a senior GMDA official, adding a heavy police to be deployed” all drives finished peacefully “.
Green belt, the official said, located on the road that saw the traffic movement from Gurgaon to Delhi.
“Prohibiting a small temple and while established by several people in the area all encroachment has been cleaned.
People ask us to give them time to remove their idols from the place.
We have given them time after taking a written guarantee,” officially added.
GMDA officials told TOI that they had initiated a fence working around the green belt and would most likely take about two weeks to complete the work.
“Removing encroachment from special patches this green belt has been delayed for a very long time.
We will continue to take similar actions in the green belt throughout the city to ensure no violations,” the official said.