Deputy Commissioner of Gurugram Yash Garg declared in an official meeting that all the expenditure incurred by the administrative staff for demolishing the buildings to be recovered from the person who encroached upon them.
On Tuesday, Deputy Commissioner of Gurugram, Dr. Yash Garg conducted a meeting of the District Task Force in which it was decided to pull down the illegal structures and reclaim the expenditure incurred on demolition from the encroachers. In the meeting, he said that strict action should be taken by departments against the people who are involved in the construction of illegal colonies or conducting illegal development.
It was decided that no illegal construction of the buildings will take place in the district and if they do so then strict action will be taken against the developer. The matter related to the new colony being constructed illegally we’re discussed in a meeting in detail. It was also decided that all such illegal activities be dealt with strictly.
Yash Garg also said “If necessary, FIR should also be lodged against such persons. Also, for any additional floor construction against the rules in DLF Phase-3, the officers of the District Town and Country Planning (DTP) Department should issue notices to the landowners and initiate strict actions.”
In the meeting, DTP Enforcement, R.S. Bhat informed that about Rs 35 lakh has been spent in more than a year in the process of removal of encroachments, for the recovery of which notices will be handed out through the District Revenue Officer.
Deputy Commissioner Yash Garg also declared that all the expenditures incurred by the administrative staff for demolishing the buildings should be recovered from the person who encroached upon them. He further added that every individual who was involved in the illegal construction of the buildings, if they do not deposit the amount then their land will be utilized for recovery of arrears and the entrance of that specific property will be marked in red color in the revenue record.
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