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The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) recently conducted an anti-encroachment drive in Durgamata Nagar, Sector-08, Belapur, removing 64 illegal huts built on government land. Led by Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde and supported by senior officials, the operation involved heavy machinery, 22 workers, and police personnel. This action is part of NMMC's ongoing campaign to curb unauthorised constructions and protect urban planning norms. Officials have pledged to intensify such efforts in the future, underscoring their commitment to preventing the spread of illegal structures and maintaining orderly city development.
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation, under the direction of Municipal Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde and the guidance of Additional Commissioner (2) Dr Rahul Gethe and Assistant Commissioner (Encroachments) Mr Bhagwat Doifode, carried out a drive to clear unauthorised constructions in the Belapur area. The encroachment department took action in Durgamata Nagar, Sector-08, Belapur, Navi Mumbai, where illegal huts had been built on government land. Advertisement
The operation, coordinated by the Belapur A-Department Office, resulted in the removal of 64 unauthorised huts from the area. The drive was carried out using heavy machinery, including a JCB, along with the assistance of 22 workers, a pickup vehicle, and police personnel from both the local police station and the encroachment department.
This drive is part of the municipal corporation's ongoing efforts to address unauthorised encroachments in the region. Officials have assured that such actions will be intensified in the future to prevent illegal constructions from proliferating.
With increasing efforts to combat illegal construction, the municipal corporation is taking strong steps towards ensuring that encroachments do not disrupt urban planning. The authorities have signalled that future operations will continue with even greater intensity, emphasising their determination to curb unauthorised activities in the city.
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