Meerut: Six Buildings Demolished in Central Market; Awas Vikas Parishad to Submit Report to Supreme Court

The administration has carried out a significant operation in the Central Market area of Meerut. According to reports from Amar Ujala, six buildings were razed using bulldozers. The action was led by the Awas Vikas Parishad, which is now preparing to submit a comprehensive report on the entire matter to the Supreme Court.

The demolition in Central Market caused a stir in the locality. Officials from the local administration and the Awas Vikas Parishad arrived at the site accompanied by a heavy police force. It is reported that these buildings were constructed in violation of regulations, which led to the decision to demolish them.

Officials from the Awas Vikas Parishad clarified that the action was taken under the due process of law. This step was taken in compliance with the directives issued by the Supreme Court. The council is currently compiling a report detailing the entire demolition process and the relevant facts, which will be filed with the Supreme Court shortly.

Strict security arrangements were in place during the operation to prevent any potential opposition. Officials present at the scene stated that the demolition process was completed peacefully. Information regarding whether the affected building owners had been served prior notices will be shared along with the official report.

According to local residents, there had been long-standing discussions regarding illegal construction in Central Market. This administrative action is being viewed as a stern message against unauthorized building activities. Speculation has also intensified regarding the possibility of similar actions in other parts of the city.

The report to be submitted to the Supreme Court by the Awas Vikas Parishad will detail the circumstances and the specific rules under which the buildings were demolished. This report is expected to serve as a basis for handling similar cases in the future.

Currently, the situation in Central Market is under control, and the administration has increased surveillance in the area. Further legal proceedings will become clear only after the report is submitted.