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GMDA issues notice against illegal constructions in Gurugram

IANS April 21, 2025 138 views

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has launched a major crackdown on illegal constructions across multiple city sectors. Enforcement teams led by R.S. Baath conducted extensive inspections along key road stretches, identifying unauthorized structures and access points. A total of 72 notices were issued to property owners, giving them a week to rectify violations or face strict legal action. This drive aims to decongest major roads and ensure proper urban planning standards are maintained.

"There will be zero tolerance towards those found indulging in creating unauthorised access points" - R.S. Baath, GMDA District Town Planning"
Gurugram, April 21: The Enforcement Wing of Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), on Monday, conducted an extensive drive wherein 72 notices were issued to various violators for illegal access permissions and constructions made on the master roads of the Authority along Sectors 47, 49, 50, 51 and 57, officials said.

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- GMDA issues 72 notices targeting illegal structures in Sectors 47-57

The team led by GMDA District Town Planning (DTP), R.S. Baath, visited the 2.3-km stretch from Sohna Road up to Mayfied Garden and the 2.3-km stretch of Southern Peripheral Road spanning from Baani Square on Golf Course Road up to Golf Course Extension Road.

A total of 48 notices were issued to owners who had developed unauthorised temporary structures such as khokhas, tin sheds, nurseries, building material shops, etc, on the 30-metre right of way (ROW) of the GMDA.

Additionally, several cases of illegal accesses made on GMDA master roads were also delayed with and 24 notices were issued with regard to absence of the required access permissions.

The violators have been given a time period of a week to clear their encroachment and for seeking access permissions on GMDA ROW from the Authority.

"Our objective is to make all owners aware of the provision of making direct accesses to their establishments from the master roads of GMDA and seeking due permission from the Authority. There will be zero tolerance towards those found indulging in creating unauthorised access points on GMDA ROW. Additionally, these particular stretches of the city are heavy traffic zones and in order to decongest the major roads, modalities for provision of service roads will also be taken up by GMDA to improve traffic flow," Batth said.

The Enforcement Wing of GMDA had earlier visited these areas and issued instructions to all violators to clear their encroachment and close any illegal and unauthorised accesses made on GMDA roads.

Taking further action, notices were issued on Monday to the offenders and strict action will be taken against those not abiding by the law.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Finally some action against illegal constructions! These encroachments make traffic worse every day. Hope GMDA keeps this up across all sectors. 👏
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Priya M.
While I support removing illegal structures, I hope GMDA also provides alternative spaces for small vendors. Many depend on these shops for their livelihood.
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Amit S.
About time! The nursery near SPR has completely blocked half the footpath. Been complaining about this for months. Good job GMDA!
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Sanjay T.
I appreciate the enforcement, but GMDA should have better monitoring to prevent these issues in the first place. Reactive measures aren't enough - need more proactive urban planning.
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Neha P.
The traffic near Mayfield Garden is a nightmare because of all these illegal access points. Hope this cleanup makes my daily commute easier! 🤞
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Vikram D.
Will believe it when I see it. GMDA has issued notices before but many structures just pop back up after a few weeks. Needs sustained enforcement.

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