Archive · 30 Jun 2025
Assam Government Evicts 93 Families in Nalbari District
The government in Assam removed 93 families from their homes in Bakrikuchi because the land belonged to the government.
The families had been living there for years, but the government said they were there illegally.
Many families were upset, saying they had nowhere else to go.
The police and bulldozers were used.
The government said they might help the families find new homes.
The Nalbari district administration demolished 93 homes in Bakrikuchi, evicting 93 families.
The eviction followed court instructions regarding government land encroachment.
Evicted families expressed despair, with some stating they have nowhere to go.
The drive used bulldozers on land under illegal occupation for years.
The government will look into the possibility of rehabilitating the evicted families.
- Who
- Nalbari district administration and 93 families.
- What
- Eviction of 93 families.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article.
- Where
- Bakrikuchi, Mukalmua, Nalbari district, Assam.
- Why
- To remove illegal occupation of government land, per court order.
Evicted Families
Assam Government
Land Ownership and Use
Evicted Families
Despair and displacement due to eviction.
Assam Government
Government enforcing land laws and court orders.
Future Plans
Evicted Families
Need for immediate shelter and rehabilitation.
Assam Government
Promise of considering rehabilitation in the future.
- Location
- Bakrikuchi, Nalbari district, Assam
- Families Evicted
- 93
- Land Area
- 452 bighas, 1 katha, and 14 lechas
- Land Status
- Government Land
Sources
Eviction drive launched to clear encroached village grazing reserve land in Assam
Court-mandated eviction clears 82 bighas of grazing reserve land in Nalbari
Over 90 families evicted, several houses bulldozed in Assam’s latest eviction drive
Assam: Eviction drive conducted in Nalbari, 82 bighas cleared