Archive · 22 May 2025
Noida Authorities Reclaim Government Land from Squatters
Officials in Noida removed illegal occupants from government land in two separate operations.
In Kasna, five hectares of land worth Rs 45 crore, belonging to the irrigation department, was cleared after being occupied for over two decades.
An unauthorized colony with several houses was demolished using excavators.
Another five acres of encroached land in Dhoom Manikpur village was also freed, with boundary walls demolished.
The administration used heavy police force in Kasna to prevent disruptions.
Notices were sent to the Kasna residents for 10 years before the demolition.
Officials plan to file an FIR in the Dhoom Manikpur case.
Officials cleared five hectares of land worth Rs 45 crore in Kasna.
The Kasna land belonged to the irrigation department and had been occupied for over two decades.
An unauthorized colony with houses was demolished in Kasna.
Five acres of encroached land in Dhoom Manikpur was also freed.
Heavy police force was deployed to ensure smooth operations.
- Who
- Noida officials
- What
- Cleared five hectares of land in Kasna and five acres in Dhoom Manikpur from squatters.
- When
- Wednesday and the prior day
- Where
- Kasna and Dhoom Manikpur areas of Noida.
- Why
- To reclaim government land from illegal occupation.
Squatters
Government
Land Ownership
Squatters
Occupied the land
Government
Government land, illegal occupation
- Land Reclaimed (Kasna)
- 5 hectares
- Land Reclaimed (Dhoom Manikpur)
- 5 acres
- Estimated Land Value
- Rs 45 crore
- Government Department (Kasna Land)
- Irrigation department
- Action Taken
- Demolition of illegal constructions
- Police Deployment
- Heavy police force and PAC