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Nine illegal colonies came up in six months in Gurugram, FIR filed against 58 builders

The division of city and nation planning (DTCP) has written to Gurgaon police to register FIR towards 58 offenders who allegedly have come up with 9 unlawful colonies on 32.5 acre land in and across the metropolis in the past six months.

Out of the nine police complaints towards the offenders, three have been filed at Sector 10A, 5 at Farrukhnagar and one at Rajendra Park police stations. These unlawful colonies built on two to eight acres have come up at Sultanpur, Gadoli Kalan, Farrukhnagar, Garhi Harsaru and Kherki Mazra in the just couple of months, police mentioned.

Round 20 acre land in Sultanpur was developed into 4 unlawful colonies by the offenders. The colonies had been developed on land measuring 2.5 acres to eight acres. The division, after serving present trigger notices and restoration orders, has now filled for FIR towards 20 individuals at Farrukhnagar police station.

In Gadoli Kalan and Garhi Harsaru, three unlawful colonies on over six acre agricultural land had been carved out by the offenders. The division has written to Sector 10A police to register FIR towards 27 individuals. Equally in Kherki Mazra, 5 offenders had carved out unlawful colony on two acre land. The division has written to Rajendra Park police to register FIR towards the builders.

One other four-acre unlawful colony was developed by six offenders in Farrukhnagar, the division has written to Farrukhnagar police to register FIR towards them.

As per DTCP compliant, the land falls inside City Space restrict of Gurgaon. “The Part 3 of Act no. 8 of 1975, gives that the land proprietor shall get a license earlier than carving out a colony inside City Space from the competent authority. Part 7 (i) of Act of 1975 prohibits sub division intention to sub division of land for carving out the colony. Part 7 (ii) prohibits building in a colony for which license beneath part 3 of Act of 1975 has not been granted” the criticism reads.

District city planner (enforcement) RS Batth mentioned, “The offenders have violated the norms by sub-dividing land for the aim of colony. The offenders are intentionally persevering with the contravention of provision of Act of 1975 and guidelines.”

He mentioned contravention/violation of part 3, 7(i), 7 (ii) of Act of 1975 and guidelines framed is a punishable offence with imprisonment as much as 3 years, due to this fact, police ought to cease the event of colonies instantly, examine the matter and register a FIR towards the offenders (each developer and in addition to land house owners) in addition to others whose title will get related to the above referred offence in the course of the course of investigation.

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