Haryana: Bulldozers roared on 259 houses, homes were demolished in front of eyes; action caused panic
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The Municipal Corporation team demolished about 259 kutcha and pucca houses in Khori village in Surajkund police station area of Faridabad district. All the houses here were built illegally. At the same time, Executive Engineer Nitin Kadian was present as Duty Magistrate during the action.
About three years ago, the Municipal Corporation had demolished here on a large scale. After this, construction started here again. Information and complaints about this were reaching the Municipal Corporation.
At the same time, the Municipal Corporation squad reached the spot on Tuesday. Police force was also there. After sporadic protests, action was started. Municipal Corporation SDO Surendra Hooda said that two earthmovers were used in the demolition (Bulldozer Action). The police was led by Surajkund police station in-charge Prahlad Singh.
Municipal Corporation gave notice to Market Committee for garbage management
In Ballabhgarh, the Municipal Corporation has given notice to the Market Committee to manage the garbage coming out of the vegetable market and grain market at its own level. The Municipal Corporation does not have any permanent solution yet for the disposal of the garbage coming out of the city.
Till now the garbage of the Municipal Corporation is being dumped in Mujedi plant or Pratapgarh. The villagers are opposing this. Now the Municipal Corporation has given notice to those government departments whose garbage is up to 100 kg, all those departments should dispose of their garbage themselves. These also include the vegetable market and grain market of Ballabhgarh.
The Municipal Corporation has told the Market Committee to dispose of its garbage itself. Make organic fertilizer from this garbage or make gas, so that high mountains of garbage do not form in the city. If even after the notice, the garbage of the markets is dumped in the open, then the corporation will take action.
The Market Committee has given its disposal pump to the Municipal Corporation to remove sewer water. They also pay house tax and property tax to the corporation. If they will dispose of their garbage themselves, then why should they pay tax to the corporation. The garbage of the markets is being regularly sent to Mujedi. The garbage lying around the markets is not theirs but has been dumped by the people of residential colonies. The corporation should appoint its employees and see who is dumping the garbage. They will write a letter to the senior officials of the department regarding the disposal of the garbage of their markets and take guidelines from them, so that the corporation can be answered regarding this notice. – Inderpal Singh, Secretary and Executive Officer Market Committee Ballabhgarh
