BKDA demolishes two illegal colonies spanning 13 bigha in Khurja crackdown
The Bulandshahr-Khurja Development Authority (BKDA) has demolished two illegal plotting schemes spread across 13 bigha of land in Khurja and sealed two unauthorised commercial constructions as part
The Bulandshahr-Khurja Development Authority (BKDA) has demolished two illegal plotting schemes spread across 13 bigha of land in Khurja and sealed two unauthorised commercial constructions as part of a sweeping crackdown on unapproved colonisation and construction activity.
The authority's enforcement team carried out the action on Tuesday evening at around 4 PM in the Khurja area. The team deployed bulldozers to raze the illegal plotting operations and sealed the commercial structures that had been built without approved maps. The operation has sent shockwaves through the ranks of land mafias and illegal colonisers operating in the region.
According to information received from the authority, Rinku Sharma was developing an illegal colony on approximately 8 bigha of land in village Bagrai located on Shikarpur Road without obtaining the required approvals. The team demolished the entire construction. Additionally, illegal plotting being carried out by Rais and Shafiq on 5 bigha of land was also bulldozed and the construction work was demolished.
Along with dismantling the plotting schemes, the development authority team sealed two separate unauthorised commercial constructions that were being built in the area without having their maps approved.
Authority officials have stated that this campaign against illegal plotting and unauthorised construction will continue in the future. Colonisers who develop colonies without getting layout plans approved will not be spared. The administration has also appealed to the general public to verify the approval status of any colony with the authority before purchasing plots in any colony. This verification will help buyers avoid falling into the trap of illegal land schemes that could result in loss of investment and legal complications later.
Frequently asked questions
What did the BKDA demolish in Khurja?
The Bulandshahr-Khurja Development Authority (BKDA) demolished two illegal plotting schemes spanning 13 bigha of land and sealed two unauthorised commercial constructions in Khurja on Tuesday evening.
Who were the developers of the illegal colonies?
Rinku Sharma was developing an illegal colony on approximately 8 bigha of land in village Bagrai on Shikarpur Road, while Rais and Shafiq were carrying out illegal plotting on 5 bigha of land.
Why were the colonies considered illegal?
The colonies were illegal because they were developed without obtaining required approvals and without having their layout plans and maps approved by the BKDA.
How can buyers protect themselves from illegal land schemes?
The administration advises the general public to verify the approval status of any colony with the BKDA before purchasing plots, which will help buyers avoid illegal land schemes that could result in loss of investment and legal complications.
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