9 months ago
MCD Clarifies No Religious Structure Affected in Demolition Drive
The MCD and DDA worked together to remove unsafe buildings near DB Gupta Road.
They made sure no religious buildings, like the Mandir Dargah Baba Shri Peer Ratan Nath Ji Maharaj, were harmed.
The MCD said they gave warnings to the people living there and that the buildings were dangerous.
Some people had already moved, but others didn't want to or hadn't finished the moving process.
The MCD did this to keep everyone safe.
MCD and DDA conducted a joint demolition drive at DB Gupta Road and surrounding green belt areas.
No religious structure, including Mandir Dargah Baba Shri Peer Ratan Nath Ji Maharaj, was affected.
The drive aimed to remove dangerous and dilapidated structures posing a risk to public safety.
Notices were served to all concerned occupants prior to the action.
Occupants had previously been relocated by the DDA, but some were unwilling to move or had incomplete relocation formalities.
- Who
- Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and Delhi Development Authority (DDA)
- What
- Joint demolition drive to remove dangerous and dilapidated structures
- Where
- DB Gupta Road and surrounding green belt areas
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To ensure public safety and remove hazardous structures
Key facts
- Location
- DB Gupta Road and surrounding green belt areas
- Organizations Involved
- Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and Delhi Development Authority (DDA)
- Religious Structure
- Mandir Dargah Baba Shri Peer Ratan Nath Ji Maharaj
- Purpose of Demolition
- Removal of dangerous and dilapidated structures
- Notices Issued
- Two units by MCD, one by DDA
- Occupant Status
- Previously relocated by DDA, some unwilling to move or incomplete relocation formalities
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