Strict action in Sambhal: Illegal shrine on pasture land demolished by bulldozer

The administration has taken strict action against illegal encroachment in Neemkheda Bajheda village, located within the Raisatti police station area of Sambhal district. A shrine had been constructed on government pasture land, which was completely demolished by the administration using a bulldozer. This action is being viewed as a significant initiative by the local authorities.

According to reports from Amar Ujala, the demolition was carried out in compliance with an eviction order issued by the Tehsildar's court. The administration has clarified that no form of illegal encroachment on government land will be tolerated.

During the operation, tight security arrangements were made in the village to prevent any untoward incidents. A large number of police personnel, along with PAC jawans, were deployed at the site to ensure the situation remained under control.

The administration has also indicated that other instances of illegal encroachment in the village will be identified. For this purpose, the administration will soon begin a survey process to clear government land of encroachments.

Local officials stated that pasture land should be used for public purposes rather than being subjected to any form of illegal construction. This action was ensured only after the order from the Tehsildar's court.

There is widespread discussion regarding this action among village residents and surrounding areas. This strictness by the administration has caused concern among those who have encroached on land.

Currently, the administration's team is monitoring the entire situation, and preparations for further surveys are underway. Law and order are maintained in the area, and police forces remain deployed.