Aligarh Administration Recovers Government Land Worth Over 100 Crore Rupees from Illegal Encroachment

In a significant move, the Aligarh district administration has launched a major operation to reclaim government land from illegal occupants. Officials from the Kol Tehsil targeted the Mirzapur Siya region to clear valuable public property that had been encroached upon for a long time.

According to reports from Amar Ujala, the administration successfully recovered 106 bighas of land. Given its proximity to the city, the market value of this land is estimated to be over 100 crore rupees, making it a high-priority area for the local authorities.

To execute the recovery, the administration deployed bulldozers to demolish illegal structures built on the site. During the operation, the walls of a school that had been constructed on the government land were also brought down. The authorities emphasized that no form of encroachment on public property would be tolerated.

This drive is part of a broader initiative by the district administration to reclaim government assets from land mafias and illegal settlers. The swift action taken by the officials has sent a strong message across the region.

Local authorities have indicated that they will continue to identify and reclaim other such encroached lands in the future. Currently, the recovered land has been placed under official control, and plans are underway to install government signage to mark the property.

Heavy police presence was maintained throughout the operation to ensure law and order and prevent any potential resistance or untoward incidents. The action has become a major topic of discussion among local residents.

Officials have confirmed that the land is now fully under government jurisdiction and will be utilized for public welfare purposes in the coming days.