Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Illegal Meerut Complex Demolished Per Supreme Court Order
Imagine a building that was built for shops, but it was supposed to be for houses.
Someone built the shops without permission, and the Supreme Court said it had to be taken down.
This building, with 22 shops, was in a place called Kazi Pur.
The people who owned the shops were upset because they might lose their businesses.
The court ordered the building to be knocked down because it was built illegally on land meant for a house.
Police and special teams were there to make sure everything went smoothly during the demolition.
A commercial complex in Meerut was demolished due to illegal construction.
The demolition followed a Supreme Court order from December 17, 2024.
The plot was originally allocated for residential use.
The complex housed 22 shops in Kazi Pur.
Shop owners expressed concerns about their livelihoods.
- Who
- Authorities, shop owners, Vinod Arora
- What
- Demolition of an illegal commercial complex
- When
- Demolition began on Saturday morning following a December 17, 2024 court order
- Where
- Kazi Pur, Meerut
- Why
- Due to illegal construction on land originally designated for residential use, as ordered by the Supreme Court
- Location
- Meerut, Kazi Pur
- Property Type
- Commercial complex (22 shops)
- Plot Allotment
- Originally for residential use
- Original Allotee
- Veer Singh
- Illegally Built By
- Vinod Arora (via power of attorney)
- Court Order Date
- December 17, 2024
- Demolition Initiated
- Saturday morning
- Plot Size
- 288 square meters