illegal encroachment

The shopkeepers of the identified illegal shops next to the mosque in Sambhal failed to show any documents related to the shops.

On Thursday (26th December), former BJP MP Subrat Pathak, along with Tirwa MLA Kailash Rajput and local Hindus inspected the said temple and claimed that if the well is excavated the the idols of Hindu deities will be found. He also accused the Samajwadi Party leader of uprooting a Shivling, throwing it into the well and erecting a three-storey construction on the occupied land.

Upon receiving information, Dwarka Police registered an FIR under relevant sections. On the directions of District Police Chief Nitesh Pandey the illegal encroachment was cleared on 18th December. After demolishing the encroachment, the Hindu community was allowed to conduct Pooja rituals in the temple.

The Supreme Court declared that it will create guidelines governing the when and how of property demolition.

After the Hindu families objected to the blockade, Sohail threatened them with physical harm. The Hindu community in Bandal village is now living in a state of fear.

Amid the fearmongering about the bill surrounding Nazul lands, it was referred to the Select Committee of the Vidhan Parishad on Thursday (1st August).

The flower market earlier operated from the 2000 sq ft of land behind the Imambada area of the city. It was shifted to the Hussainabad Trust land in the year 2001.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the state's anti-encroachment drive was moving in the proper direction and that the state had recovered 167 sq km of land from the encroachers

The video allegedly posted by Ganesh said no illegal encroachment on the fort of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj would be tolerated.

Bombay High Court criticized the Maharashtra government for demolishing over 70 houses built on encroached land in the Vishalgadh Fort area in Kolhapur