Delhi Demolition Of Houses: When there is illegal construction somewhere, the government demolishes such illegal constructions. The government first gives notice to the people living there to vacate the place. There is a time period in the notice. After that the government starts taking action. You must have seen many times that whenever illegal constructions are demolished, there is a lot of uproar there. The people living there have different claims about that place.
Whereas in the eyes of the government, that place is illegal. You must have seen bulldozers being used on such illegal constructions in UP and MP. But now the same system is being seen in Delhi as well. There is a plan to demolish about 400 to 500 illegal constructions in some areas of the capital Delhi. Is your area also included in this? Know in this news.
Houses near Barapula Bridge area are in danger
There are many places in Delhi where slums have existed for many years. Barapula Bridge is also one of those places. These slums are about 400 years old. There are more than 200 slums in this area and due to these, the surrounding areas also get flooded during monsoon. The PWD department has issued a notice to vacate the Basi Madrasi Basti near Barapula Bridge. In which 400 to 500 families live.
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Now everyone is afraid that the Delhi government may run a bulldozer on their houses. That is why the people present there are opposing this notice. Let us tell you that a decision has been taken to demolish these slums to build a new flyover. At present, the news of relief for the people living in Delhi’s Madrasi Basti is that the Delhi High Court has directed the officials not to take any action on this right now.
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People said that they should be given some other place to live
Several hundred families have been living in Delhi’s C area for the last 30-40 years. Many of them have voter ID cards as well. People have told the government that they will not leave this place until they get another place to live. Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has also said the same thing. He has said that ‘we will not allow bulldozer action without making proper arrangements for the people.’ Let us tell you that most of the people living in the area are from Tamil Nadu. They have been living here for decades.