MP: 200 unlawful encroachments faraway from Begum Bagh in Ujjain

On Friday (August 27), the district administration demolished 200 outlets constructed illegally on authorities land within the Ujjain district of Madhya Pradesh, reported Zee News. The demolition drive was carried out as a part of the Smart City Project in accordance with the order of the High Court.
Under the Smart City Project, the federal government is constructing an city forest, a hawker zone, gardens, and parking areas. The Mahakaleshwar Temple can be being expanded to 10 instances its unique measurement below the venture. It should be talked about that the High Court of Madhya Pradesh had ordered to demolish unlawful outlets and homes in Mahakal Tekri, situated inside a radius of 500 metres from the temple. The Court had directed the administration to problem discover to the unlawful encroachers and supply them 45 days’ time to vacate the federal government land.
After the discover interval expired on Thursday (August 26), the district administration carried out the demolition drive as we speak. The improvement was confirmed by Municipal Corporation Commissioner Kshitij Singhal. Reportedly, the unlawful outlets and homes have been constructed on 2.5 hectares of presidency land situated close to Sanwer street within the Begum Magh space of Ujjain. The space falls below the jurisdiction of the Neelganga police station. and connects Mahakaleshwar temple, Chintaman Ganesh, Harisiddhi, Kshipra Ghat, Badnagar, and Indore-Ujjain Marg.
Zee News reported that a big contingent of police personnel was deployed to avert any legislation and order scenario throughout the demolition drive. In visuals, a big crowd of seen watching because the district administration bulldozed the unlawful encroachments. Most outlets, which have been demolished throughout the drive have been garages. Earlier in July, a complete of 100 homes have been eliminated for the enlargement of the Mahakaleshwar temple. The Madhya Pradesh authorities is paying ₹3 lacs to every household and about 130 folks had recieved the compensation as of July this yr.